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Second Course: Liveblogging the 2012 SSP Closing Session
Photo credit: Wikipedia 3:30 p.m.: David C. notes that publishers are in an interesting quandary — they’re castigated for making a profit, yet they’re asked to make huge ongoing inve… more →
The Scholarly Kitchen
Second Course: Liveblogging the 2012 SSP Closing Session
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wrote 19 hours ago: Photo credit: Wikipedia 3:30 p.m.: David C. notes that publishers are in an interesting quandary … more →
Will Editing Mix Machines With Humans? Dan Cohen Ponders the Future of Publishing
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wrote 1 day ago: Fenwick Library (Photo credit: Wikipedia) During the opening plenary of the SSP Annual Meeting Wedne … more →
Cross Culturalism with Joanna Kalowski
wrote 2 days ago: Let me remind you of the workshop that Joanna Kalowski is running on the 7/8th July at Cumberland Lo … more →
VERY FIRST CRITIQUE (re: 'Hermits' prompt)
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wrote 2 days ago: As I write this, I am so happy to announce that anauthorslife.com has reached over 2,000 vi … more →
The Embarrassment That is the Allianz Climate Change Report
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wrote 2 days ago: I am an actuary in the insurance industry, and so receive information of all sorts that are supposed … more →
“Can’t Believe It 2”
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wrote 3 days ago: My earlier post – “can’t believe it” – triggered some bipolar comments (and further denials); also t … more →
An interesting union: Wikipedia + journal articles
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wrote 3 days ago: Scientists and researchers who still haven’t considered Wikipedia to be relevant for their aca … more →
Yamal that hurts! CRU gets touchy, responds to McIntyre and Montford without naming them
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wrote 3 days ago: From the “he who must not be named” department, comes this sure to be future McI-fodder. … more →
And We're Back. Let's Talk Peer Review
wrote 3 days ago: Hello fellow butterfly enthusiasts! It has been a long time since I’ve posted, but we are almo … more →
From my old school files: "Scholarly communication, electronic content and 'open access'"
wrote 5 days ago: I graduated from the School of Information Resources and Library Science (SIRLS), University of Ariz … more →
NIDRR Long-Range Plan Informational Webinar: Your Input Is Important!
wrote 1 week ago: The Proposed Long-Range Plan was published in the Federal Register April 18th and will be available … more →
What I learned from the peer review process
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wrote 1 week ago: CC image by Nic McPhee Back in March 2011, Micah wrote a post on the need for LIS students to foster … more →
Be kind with the marketing
wrote 1 week ago: Flammable Games has released its first game: A-Band, hurray! These are some of the things we have le … more →
Conflicts of Interest
wrote 1 week ago: JAMA editor DeAngelis in ProPublica: “They can lie to us, and we don’t do lie detector t … more →
Peer Review
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Peer review explained - and why I hate it
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wrote 1 week ago: In this post, I will explain how the process of peer-review. I will also show you an example of an e … more →
Portal 2: Peer Review... Review
wrote 1 week ago: Written by Thomas Read If you’re any kind of respectable gamer, you probably like Portal. What seeme … more →
The Scandal of Closed Access to Taxpayer Funded Research
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wrote 1 week ago: On January 21, Timothy Gowers of Cambridge announced he would no longer publish papers in Elsevier’s … more →
The Risks of Launching a New Services Business -- Branding, Cash Flow, and the Fraught Start of PeerJ
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wrote 1 week ago: Freemium : payer plus pour des services et fonctionnalités supplémentaires (Photo credit: louisvolan … more →
