I wrote a thing about my experiences at @open_con and working with @openhumsocsci - thanks again to @open_con for the scholarship! https://t.co/Fs3icrXYJH
We need your support to make OA work for the whole community! Find out more in our newsletter, with a special thanks to #TrentUniversity#OpenAccess https://t.co/hdmQccF4dX
Are you based out of Virginia and interested in #OpenScience and #OpenEducation? You're invited to join #OpenCon 2018 Virginia on January 12th! RSVP at: https://t.co/uv5kBRkRmR
“I strongly believe that the humanities needs a trusted, library-quality repository on the web that is run by the scholarly community — not by a for-profit firm intent on selling and mining academic work or scholars’ personal information.” @brettbobley on https://t.co/tdWZKxRi7S
Hot off the press: Authors working in partnership with the @RebusCommunity have just released a new open textbook, Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship. https://t.co/HNkkmBdI5z #OER
In law we’re making open-source casebooks in the face of $250+ texts. Made easier because American judicial opinions — 90% of a typical book — are public domain.
https://t.co/WzL2qwnBbI https://t.co/yAB7RvOVwT
We want to see OA work for our community but we need your support. We've extended our pledging deadline for KU Select 2017 to 15.12 and now every single pledge counts! Be part of the change and make OA happen #OpenAccess https://t.co/9CK889Rbr3
James Baldwin died #onthisday in 1987. You can find writing about Baldwin in CORE, like "The Paris Paradox: Colorblindness and Colonialism in African American Expatriate Fiction" by Laila Amine: https://t.co/3Dksah6YzZ
This is fascinating. @SPARC_NA is tracking how many universities are cancelling their bundled journal subscriptions and what they save (we're talking $$$). NB: They are also offering to help universities cancel those deals. #OA https://t.co/SYn01HGbGq
"Free #education needs to be on the table. If education is the key to access - then you can't hide the keys" as seen in vids about South Africa student protests over tuition, shown by Reggie Raju at #OANepal#AsianRegionalMeeting
Open letter from 80+ orgs: The European Copyright Directive could cause "irreparable damage to our fundamental rights and freedoms, our economy and competitiveness, our education and research, our innovation and competition, our creativity and our culture. https://t.co/W4kb64seEC