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Donat Agosti
Plazi
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Switzerland
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Walker,Thomas J
Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2016 10:11 PM
To: Global Open Access List (Successor of
Dear Peter and Chris
The right of access to scientific information also played a role in the
decision of the Swiss Federal Court in the Case ETHZ vs Elsevier, Springer and
Thieme in regards of the document delivery service at the ETHZ.
(https://plus.google.com/115599971535973973155/posts/dFYqhJ
Here is an insight from the other side of access: Trying to restrict even a
more user friendly document distribution policy of the Swiss ETH library, one
of the largest Swiss libraries, by Elsevier, Springer and Thieme. One of the
main argument has been that access to the plaintifs article is no
Dear colleagues
Here is the link to our latest contribution to the ongoing discussion on
copyright in the realm of taxonomy:
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1756-0500/7/79/abstract
The question we are interested in in this series of studies is where the legal
boundaries of copyright are, and wher
"Overlay-Journal OA,"
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Stevan Harnad
On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 10:06 AM, Donat Agosti
mailto:ago...@amnh.org>> wrote:
Ultimately you might be right. But I see OA as a process to get open access to
our research
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Donat Agosti
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Subject: [GOAL] new platinum open access
Below a success story for our (taxonomists) goal to not only provide open
access but also create semantically enhanced
Dear Wouter
Though you refer to Wall Street Journal that infers journalistic scrutiny, it
is in fact just a press release of Elsevier and thus, isn't this following all
the discussion on GOAL only part of the reality? It might be interesting to
the readers to link this press release to the pu
Here is a little contribution to the OA debate and SCOAP3 in the Swiss NZZ
Forscher, Bibliotheken und Verleger einigen sich auf Open-Access-Initiative
Open Access, also der freie Zugang zu wissenschaftlicher Literatur, wird als
eine unumgängliche Basis für eine moderne Wissensgesellschaft angese
Below a success story for our (taxonomists) goal to not only provide open
access but also create semantically enhanced journals based on Taxpub JATS. In
this case two old prestigious journals are now published this way.
Donat
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-12/pp-tot121813.php
ublished
papers give the readers an idea about the novel approaches implemented by BDJ
and what the journal looks like in general."
Best regards
Donat Agosti
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Dear Francesco et al.,
I think, we need to think about preservation of taxonomic journals the same
way we think about nomenclature and taxonomy: As specialists.
We do not want to have lawyers, librarians etc prescribe how we deal with
animal names or discover species. But this is what we do the w
I agree to support stevan as moderator and those with descenting view starting
a new list or contribute it here
Donat
Originalnachricht
Von: sely maria de souza costa
Gesendet: 7 Okt 2008 21:37 -03:00
An:
Betreff: Re: correction Re: Off-Line Vote on Moderator Change
Dear Stev
veloped by Donat Agosti, Terry Catapano, Christiana
Klingenberg and Guido Sautter, its development is supported by Grants from
the US National Science Foundation (to the American Museum of Natural
History), the German Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (to University of
Karlsruhe) and the Global Bi
ch in itself is one which includes next to 19,000 names
of ants another 150,000 names of bees, wasps etc., and finally is being
part of a global database of species of the world (e.g. Global
Biodiversity Information Facility).
Donat Agosti
e
of the systematics journals are not open access, but rather the
opposite, and thus have an adverse effect especially on the conservation
of nature.
Donat
Dr. Donat Agosti
Research Associate, American Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian
Institution
Email: ago...@amnh.org
Web: http://
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Dr. Donat Agosti
Research Associate, American Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian
Institution
Email: ago...@amnh.org
Web: http://antbase.org
CV:
http://research.amnh.org/entomology/social_ins
> P.S. Even for those who are Creative Commons (CC) License advocates
> first, and OA advocates only second, your own objectives -- eminently
> worthwhile and highly desirable and beneficial as they are -- would be
> far better served if you advised those whose first concern is OA for the
> 2.5 mil
the
further privatizing of the public domain in information. A variety
of corrective measures are needed to restore proper balance to the
IPR regime.
Dr. Donat Agosti
Research Associate,
American Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian Institution
Email: ago...@amnh.org
We
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pages.
But I believe, we will only get the money to transfer this huge amount
of legacy data, if we can provide the best possible access to its body -
thus excuse of thinking ahead.
Donat Agosti
heir logic content included. Any ideas?
All the best, and thanks for all your efforts re open access
Donat
Dr. Donat Agosti
Research Associate, American Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian
Institution
Email: ago...@amnh.org
Web: http://anbase.org
CV: http://research.amnh.org/entomology/soci
being widening
between North and South (where most of the biodiversity is), as well as
between those being part of a wealthy university system and those not.
Donat Agosti
[Moderator's Note: A simple way to extend the scope of the US/NIH
initiative (to mandate the open-access self-archiv
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