All -
and are in pdf which is an awful format for any re-purposing.
Also, well-organised institutional repositories are connected to a
CRIS (Current Research Information System) which (assuming it uses
CERIF - Common Research Information Format - an EU recommendation to
member states) provi
Because the copies on Elsevier's website are NOT freely accessible.
Morag
Morag Greig
Advocacy Manager (Enlighten)
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Fax: +44(0)141 330 4952
E-mail: m.gr...@lib.gla.ac.uk
Library
University of Glasgow
Hillhead Street
Gla
Let me be heretical here
In this interconnected environment, why does it matter where the
freely accessible version is?
Sally
Sally Morris
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On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 10:36 AM, Sally Morris wrote:
Let me be heretical here
In this interconnected environment, why does it matter
where the freely accessible version is?
Glad you asked:
It would make no difference whatsoever if all the 2.5 million yearly
articles in all
On 2-Jun-09, at 8:05 AM, Peter Suber wrote:
[Forwarding from Fred Friend via the JISC-Repositories
list. --Peter Suber.]
To all repository managers:
Rumours are spreading that Elsevier staff are approaching
UK Vice-Chancellors persuading them to point to PDF
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