With the #ControlledDigitalLending#CDL case coming on Monday (3/20) @jziskina and I are excited to announce the release of “The Publisher Playbook: A Brief History of the Publishing Industry’s Obstruction of the #Library Mission.” [link at end of thread] /1
Check out new @ScNotebook content from @CarrieElise@MelanieKowalski @SarahNQuigley & @reffervescent, Finding Balance: Collaborative Workflows for Risk Management in Sharing Cultural Heritage Collections Online. More at https://t.co/5xVwFitKMK #copyright
Stunning statistic from @JSTOR at #chsconf22 - 8,000 of the 120,000 ebooks on JSTOR are OA. They account for 50% of all ebook usage on JSTOR. Am I getting this right, @rebseger ?
Wonderful program by @EmoryRoseMARBL@EmoryLibraries by Dacre Stoker on Bram Stoker’s Dracula for @EmoryUniversity’s Homecoming! Congratulations to all who made this such a success - we had to get extra chairs.
#OpenAccessWeek is a few weeks away! Don’t forget to join "What is Climate Justice?: A pre-OA Week Conversation" on TODAY, September 29th at 9PT/12ET/5BT to help prepare for #OAWeek. Register: https://t.co/53eD7iJiI3
BREAKING: Today, 300+ authors are speaking up for the digital rights of libraries and asking for an end to corporate attacks against libraries.
We hope authors will continue to reclaim their power & ✍🏻 at
https://t.co/hYwQjfNnMW
Re-upping this announcement this morning: two excellent new legal guides from the Software Preservation Network, explaining how to use Section 108 (in the US) and Section 30.1 (in Canada) to augment our software preservation superpowers under fair use and fair dealing.
In his remarks just now on the Cancer Moonshot, @POTUS raised research sharing as "one of the biggest issues" necessary to speed discovery and highlighted his administration's work to ensure "transparency applies to all federally funded science." #OAintheUSA
@lisambayer Unfortunately it sounds like a website or blog post is dispensing this advice without understanding POD. That puts the onus of explaining POD on you. In the past we made POD books available to our faculty so they could judge quality. No one objected after holding a book.
@lisambayer When we were working on the Model Publishing Contract we made a decision not to specify print on demand but to just say print. It was potentially more confusing than helpful. 2/2
@lisambayer Sincere question. Are you not specifying a print run in your contract? If not, perhaps the confusion is how many print books will be produced. I realize the answer is “as many as needed” but that is likely not clear to authors. 1/2
@CopyrightLibn I moved to a credit union during the mortgage fiasco and economic downturn. I decided to have people who are part of my community steward my money. Some inconveniences, like fewer ATMs, but better customer service. Never going back to banks.
Today’s landmark policy guidance from @WHOSTP making U.S. taxpayer-funded research immediately available will speed progress toward curing diseases, preventing pandemics, mitigating climate change, and more #OAintheUSA https://t.co/egIn2G9bTo