Moved over to bluesky https://t.co/nbGA2eHlyF in a more serious way including looking through X and identifying folks I'm following there. Not all the folks I follow on X are on bsky--- but some of them are less active than others. Also seems fewer Europeans have moved?
Important to remember that pirate sites don't do much to correct the scientific record-- no retractions and no commitment to research or publishing integrity-- my article published today in ResearchInformation https://t.co/TGqSBtbhK7
@lisalibrarian@acochran12733 I suspect major attacks like the one on the British Library also supporting those concerns… I’m happy to see (disclosure I now chair SNSI steering group) more clarity on cybersecurity risks…
Updated my blogging post site https://t.co/JNllq1u0ZC for the new year and noticed that for 2022 when I was teaching the US domestic copyright law course at Suffolk Law, far fewer presentations or posts... will work on that! You might want to check the site out!
Importantly this has also involved technology and library/information resource professionals. All of these threads need to work together to be effective, as I believe the group has been! You can see my longer post here https://t.co/pU7hYCBL0F
Earlier this year I had the privilege of joining the Steering Group for SNSI (the Scholarly Networks Security Initiative). Chairing the SG was an easy decision for me, as I’ve long admired the approach that the group has made to this important question...
of infrastructure, cybsersecurity and (anti)piracy work, all in the context of stakeholder engagement. This involves multiple approaches--- from the purely legalistic (site-blocking) to communications, education and awareness-training.
Have updated some of my social media profiles to note new role since April 2023, chairing Steering Group of SNSI https://t.co/SB2T7u2Yvf, which works with librarians, publishers & IT professionals re websites that claim to offer scholarly content but involve cybersecurity risks
@petersuber Of course those commercial publishers now publish a quite large proportion of articles done through OA mechanisms… not to mention Green OA!
@petersuber STM annual journals revenue worldwide estimated at a bit north of $11b… if you’re suggesting that journals take on additional cost of $6b, how does that cost increase get funded?
@bev_a@mtclarke the 2 bankruptcies differed re when they occurred in the sales cycle... Bev is right that R represented greater risk for publishers... publishers who agreed to make R customers whole then became creditors... a few years later creditors did get about 50 cents on the $...
@RickyPo@paul_abrahams The irony of that deal was that Mead wanted to concentrate on its paper business while Reed (also originally a paper co) had made the decision that information was more strategic than trees… your main point though that database technology (& bringing that to Elsevier) was key…