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  • Use of Institutional Repositories to Combat the High Cost of Scholarly Journals

    Creator:
    Boock, Michael and Putnam, Melodie
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    The fifth and final article in a series of articles published in OSU This Week by members of the Faculty Senate Library Committee regarding threats to an open and sustainable system of scholarly communication and potential solutions. Article discusses how deposit of articles in institutional repositories increases the availability of...
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  • Open Access to Scholarly Work

    Creator:
    Witbeck, Michael
    Abstract:
    The third in a series of articles published in OSU This Week by members of the Faculty Senate Library Committee regarding threats to an open and sustainable system of scholarly communication and potential solutions. Article describes open access model of scholarly communication.
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  • Escalating Costs of Journals

    Creator:
    Kerkvliet, Joe
    Abstract:
    The second in a series of articles published in OSU This Week by members of the Faculty Senate Library Committee regarding threats to an open and sustainable system of scholarly communication and potential solutions. Article discusses how journal prices have increased beyond the rate of inflation, monopolistic publishing practices, library...
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  • Overview of Scholarly Communication Issues

    Creator:
    Pollitz, John H.
    Abstract:
    The first in a series of articles published in OSU This Week by members of the Faculty Senate Library Committee regarding threats to an open and sustainable system of scholarly communication and potential solutions.
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    Article