On 11 September 2019 at 20:23 Chris Zielinski
wrote:
Comment to Peter Murray-Rust: The point of an Advisory Board is surely to
advise, not to rubber-stamp, and the wider the perspective of its members,
the better. It remains to be seen who is appointed.
For some reason, Open Access discourse
(Apologies for cross-posting)
This is to raise a question about how editors of Open Access journals that demand an article processing charge (APC) should deal with discounts for non-institutional authors or those from poorer countries.
organisations, to consider sponsorship of a future thematic discussion of your choice - sponsorship of discussions enables HIFA to thrive and brings collective focus to priority global health issues.
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Chris
Chris
Dear Jason,I have been following the discussion of using ai to simplify science with interest, from my perspective as an a.i. realist and an intellectual property specialist. I think Heather is correct in pointing out that there are moral rights issues lurking in this project, especially if you
d, etc. by the community at large. The process of proper scientific discourse, in other words. That's where scicomm/scholcomm should be headed. I hope you agree.Best,Jan Jan Velteropvelte...@protonmail.comOn 25/04/2018 12:17, Chris Zielinski wrote: Richard,In this context, you may be interested in a
Richard,In this context, you may be interested in a post I recently submitted to the Healthcare Information for All (HIFA) list in the context of a HIFA discussion of this topic:-- Original Message -- To: HIFA - Healthcare Information For All Date: 18 April 2018
no difference.
However, I'm not sure what the position is in a Johnny-come-lately-to-Berne
country like the US, though (thinking of the protracted copyright life of
"Happy Birthday").
Chris
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publications beamed
lucratively from Alpha Centauri.
By all means, *license* your text for specific print, online, CD-ROM or
other uses, but don't give your copyright away.
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Chris
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On 13 April
covered these issues adequately). This is an unresolved issue, I believe.
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Chris
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On 13 April 2015 at 14:00, Heather Morrison heather.morri...@uottawa.ca
wrote
://blogs.ch.cam.ac.uk/pmr/2011/09/30/access-to-scientific-publications-should-be-a-fundamental-right/
reported later...
http://access.okfn.org/2012/03/20/scientific-social-networks-are-the-future-of-science/
We need to keep arguing this!
On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 7:20 PM, Chris Zielinski ziggytheb...@gmail.com
2014 at 22:02, Chris Zielinski ziggytheb...@gmail.com
wrote:
I’ve just posted a blog that might be of interest to members of this
list. The blog seeks to answer the question, “Is access to information a
human right?” by carrying out a short, non-specialist analysis of Articles
of the Universal
://ziggytheblue.wordpress.com – Wordpress runs a short free
registration step and sends you no subsequent spam.
Happy New Year to all!
Chris
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to track the evolution of rights in digital contexts and to
unpick digital archiving issues. I will miss his measured, reasonable
voice, and his basic honesty in debate. My sympathies to his family and all
whom he leaves behind.
Chris
Chris Zielinski
On 28 April 2014 20:53, Ayris, Paul p.ay
disputed by a number of
actors in a number of ways. But, as you say, without a definitive
conclusion..
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Chris Zielinski
On 11 February 2014 22:21, Couture Marc marc.cout...@teluq.ca wrote:
Chris Zielinski wrote:
Let's not forget that it is precisely such pragmatism that stops
/archive the final version anyway.
But even more prudent authors simply shouldn't sign the copyright
assignment form - publishers don't need anything more than a licence to
publish.
Chris
Chris Zielinski
On 4 February 2014 13:17, Richard Poynder richard.poyn...@btinternet.comwrote:
The recent
of case law.
I was going to write about this in connexion with Stevan's comments on
plagiarism, which I believe could be actionable under civil law, but not
necessarily under copyright.
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Chris Zielinski
Director, Information Waystations and Staging Posts Network
18 Monks Orchard, Petersfield
2, because they
don't need to smash the business models altogether.
Chris Zielinski
Consultant, Informania Ltd.
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labouring the point, but I see problems 1) in terms of
practicality of rendering all changes in intelligible corrigenda , and
2) in asserting moral rights over such corrigenda.
Chris Zielinski
Director, Information Waystations and Staging Posts Network
18 Monks Orchard, Petersfield, Hants GU32 2JD
). If you feel that the identity of the
original (?) author is of any importance, then surely the idea of
releasing text under copyleft is to be resisted?
Chris Zielinski
Director, Information Waystations and Staging Posts Network
e-mail: zielinski2...@cs.com and informa...@supanet.com
web site
of all kinds throughout the world.
Any other takes on the originality of the Creative Commons?
Chris Zielinski
Director, Information Waystations and Staging Posts Network
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web site: http://www.iwsp.org
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