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Il #diritto all'#oblio nell'epoca in cui la rete non dimentica nulla 🌐
Sabato 3 ottobre, al #FestivalFuturoPresente, Marco Orofino presenta il volume "Chi ha diritto a essere dimenticato? I diritti all'oblio e le sfide contemporanee"
Leggilo in #OpenAccess: https://libri.unimi.it/index.php/milanoup/it/catalog/book/273?mtm_campaign=mastodon
📍 Aula Cavalieri, str. dell'Università 12, Parma
🗓️ 3 ottobre 2026, ore 11:30
👉 https://festivalfuturopresente.com#DirittoAllOblio #Privacy #Festival #FuturoPresente #Parma #Libri #Eventi
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Il #diritto all'#oblio nell'epoca in cui la rete non dimentica nulla 🌐
Sabato 3 ottobre, al #FestivalFuturoPresente, Marco Orofino presenta il volume "Chi ha diritto a essere dimenticato? I diritti all'oblio e le sfide contemporanee"
Leggilo in #OpenAccess: https://libri.unimi.it/index.php/milanoup/it/catalog/book/273?mtm_campaign=mastodon
📍 Aula Cavalieri, str. dell'Università 12, Parma
🗓️ 3 ottobre 2026, ore 11:30
👉 https://festivalfuturopresente.com#DirittoAllOblio #Privacy #Festival #FuturoPresente #Parma #Libri #Eventi
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Il #diritto all'#oblio nell'epoca in cui la rete non dimentica nulla 🌐
Sabato 3 ottobre, al #FestivalFuturoPresente, Marco Orofino presenta il volume "Chi ha diritto a essere dimenticato? I diritti all'oblio e le sfide contemporanee"
Leggilo in #OpenAccess: https://libri.unimi.it/index.php/milanoup/it/catalog/book/273?mtm_campaign=mastodon
📍 Aula Cavalieri, str. dell'Università 12, Parma
🗓️ 3 ottobre 2026, ore 11:30
👉 https://festivalfuturopresente.com#DirittoAllOblio #Privacy #Festival #FuturoPresente #Parma #Libri #Eventi
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Il #diritto all'#oblio nell'epoca in cui la rete non dimentica nulla 🌐
Sabato 3 ottobre, al #FestivalFuturoPresente, Marco Orofino presenta il volume "Chi ha diritto a essere dimenticato? I diritti all'oblio e le sfide contemporanee"
Leggilo in #OpenAccess: https://libri.unimi.it/index.php/milanoup/it/catalog/book/273?mtm_campaign=mastodon
📍 Aula Cavalieri, str. dell'Università 12, Parma
🗓️ 3 ottobre 2026, ore 11:30
👉 https://festivalfuturopresente.com#DirittoAllOblio #Privacy #Festival #FuturoPresente #Parma #Libri #Eventi
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Il #diritto all'#oblio nell'epoca in cui la rete non dimentica nulla 🌐
Sabato 3 ottobre, al #FestivalFuturoPresente, Marco Orofino presenta il volume "Chi ha diritto a essere dimenticato? I diritti all'oblio e le sfide contemporanee"
Leggilo in #OpenAccess: https://libri.unimi.it/index.php/milanoup/it/catalog/book/273?mtm_campaign=mastodon
📍 Aula Cavalieri, str. dell'Università 12, Parma
🗓️ 3 ottobre 2026, ore 11:30
👉 https://festivalfuturopresente.com#DirittoAllOblio #Privacy #Festival #FuturoPresente #Parma #Libri #Eventi
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so sah unsere kriteriensammlung am ende aus. scharfe zuordnungen zu themenbereichen sind schwierig, ebenso wie priorisierungen, die immer lokal erfolgen müssen.
danke an die kolleg:innen für die gute diskussion!
#openaccess #funding #kriterien #oat26 -
so sah unsere kriteriensammlung am ende aus. scharfe zuordnungen zu themenbereichen sind schwierig, ebenso wie priorisierungen, die immer lokal erfolgen müssen.
danke an die kolleg:innen für die gute diskussion!
#openaccess #funding #kriterien #oat26 -
so sah unsere kriteriensammlung am ende aus. scharfe zuordnungen zu themenbereichen sind schwierig, ebenso wie priorisierungen, die immer lokal erfolgen müssen.
danke an die kolleg:innen für die gute diskussion!
#openaccess #funding #kriterien #oat26 -
so sah unsere kriteriensammlung am ende aus. scharfe zuordnungen zu themenbereichen sind schwierig, ebenso wie priorisierungen, die immer lokal erfolgen müssen.
danke an die kolleg:innen für die gute diskussion!
#openaccess #funding #kriterien #oat26 -
so sah unsere kriteriensammlung am ende aus. scharfe zuordnungen zu themenbereichen sind schwierig, ebenso wie priorisierungen, die immer lokal erfolgen müssen.
danke an die kolleg:innen für die gute diskussion!
#openaccess #funding #kriterien #oat26 -
The key to successful #datasharing? Preparation.
“The main effort was not uploading the files themselves, but organizing and documenting the data so that someone outside our group could understand what each file represented,” said researcher Pradip K. Bera
https://blog.datadryad.org/2026/09/22/laying-a-foundation-for-meaningful-data-sharing/
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The key to successful #datasharing? Preparation.
“The main effort was not uploading the files themselves, but organizing and documenting the data so that someone outside our group could understand what each file represented,” said researcher Pradip K. Bera
https://blog.datadryad.org/2026/09/22/laying-a-foundation-for-meaningful-data-sharing/
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The key to successful #datasharing? Preparation.
“The main effort was not uploading the files themselves, but organizing and documenting the data so that someone outside our group could understand what each file represented,” said researcher Pradip K. Bera
https://blog.datadryad.org/2026/09/22/laying-a-foundation-for-meaningful-data-sharing/
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The key to successful #datasharing? Preparation.
“The main effort was not uploading the files themselves, but organizing and documenting the data so that someone outside our group could understand what each file represented,” said researcher Pradip K. Bera
https://blog.datadryad.org/2026/09/22/laying-a-foundation-for-meaningful-data-sharing/
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The key to successful #datasharing? Preparation.
“The main effort was not uploading the files themselves, but organizing and documenting the data so that someone outside our group could understand what each file represented,” said researcher Pradip K. Bera
https://blog.datadryad.org/2026/09/22/laying-a-foundation-for-meaningful-data-sharing/
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#OEGlobal26 | Thurs, Oct 8 | Livestreamed
"Catalyzing Open Synergies"
In this 3rd OEGlobal26 #keynote, Paola Corti (Politecnico di Milano; SPARC Europe), Nick Lindsay (MIT Press), and Professor Rebecca Saxe (MIT Sciences) will share insights from open science, scholarly publishing, and cognitive neuroscience to explore what unites us and what new possibilities exist. Chris Bourg (MIT Libraries) moderates.
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#OEGlobal26 | Thurs, Oct 8 | Livestreamed
"Catalyzing Open Synergies"
In this 3rd OEGlobal26 #keynote, Paola Corti (Politecnico di Milano; SPARC Europe), Nick Lindsay (MIT Press), and Professor Rebecca Saxe (MIT Sciences) will share insights from open science, scholarly publishing, and cognitive neuroscience to explore what unites us and what new possibilities exist. Chris Bourg (MIT Libraries) moderates.
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#OEGlobal26 | Thurs, Oct 8 | Livestreamed
"Catalyzing Open Synergies"
In this 3rd OEGlobal26 #keynote, Paola Corti (Politecnico di Milano; SPARC Europe), Nick Lindsay (MIT Press), and Professor Rebecca Saxe (MIT Sciences) will share insights from open science, scholarly publishing, and cognitive neuroscience to explore what unites us and what new possibilities exist. Chris Bourg (MIT Libraries) moderates.
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#OEGlobal26 | Thurs, Oct 8 | Livestreamed
"Catalyzing Open Synergies"
In this 3rd OEGlobal26 #keynote, Paola Corti (Politecnico di Milano; SPARC Europe), Nick Lindsay (MIT Press), and Professor Rebecca Saxe (MIT Sciences) will share insights from open science, scholarly publishing, and cognitive neuroscience to explore what unites us and what new possibilities exist. Chris Bourg (MIT Libraries) moderates.
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#OEGlobal26 | Thurs, Oct 8 | Livestreamed
"Catalyzing Open Synergies"
In this 3rd OEGlobal26 #keynote, Paola Corti (Politecnico di Milano; SPARC Europe), Nick Lindsay (MIT Press), and Professor Rebecca Saxe (MIT Sciences) will share insights from open science, scholarly publishing, and cognitive neuroscience to explore what unites us and what new possibilities exist. Chris Bourg (MIT Libraries) moderates.
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im #workshop nummer 4 auf den #oat26 geht es gleich um "Medienneutrales, barrierearmes Publizieren für institutionelle Publikationsdienste: Drei Praxisbeispiele aus der Community". wird werden uns mit SciFlow Publish, OS-APS und OPX beschäftigen. #openaccess #tools #HandsOn
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im #workshop nummer 4 auf den #oat26 geht es gleich um "Medienneutrales, barrierearmes Publizieren für institutionelle Publikationsdienste: Drei Praxisbeispiele aus der Community". wird werden uns mit SciFlow Publish, OS-APS und OPX beschäftigen. #openaccess #tools #HandsOn
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im #workshop nummer 4 auf den #oat26 geht es gleich um "Medienneutrales, barrierearmes Publizieren für institutionelle Publikationsdienste: Drei Praxisbeispiele aus der Community". wird werden uns mit SciFlow Publish, OS-APS und OPX beschäftigen. #openaccess #tools #HandsOn
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im #workshop nummer 4 auf den #oat26 geht es gleich um "Medienneutrales, barrierearmes Publizieren für institutionelle Publikationsdienste: Drei Praxisbeispiele aus der Community". wird werden uns mit SciFlow Publish, OS-APS und OPX beschäftigen. #openaccess #tools #HandsOn
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im #workshop nummer 4 auf den #oat26 geht es gleich um "Medienneutrales, barrierearmes Publizieren für institutionelle Publikationsdienste: Drei Praxisbeispiele aus der Community". wird werden uns mit SciFlow Publish, OS-APS und OPX beschäftigen. #openaccess #tools #HandsOn
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New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics
Reduced density matrix approach to one-dimensional ultracold bosonic systems
Mitchell J. Knight, Harry M. Quiney, Andy M. Martin
SciPost Phys. 21, 077 (2026)
https://scipost.org/SciPostPhys.21.3.077 -
New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics
Reduced density matrix approach to one-dimensional ultracold bosonic systems
Mitchell J. Knight, Harry M. Quiney, Andy M. Martin
SciPost Phys. 21, 077 (2026)
https://scipost.org/SciPostPhys.21.3.077 -
New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics
Reduced density matrix approach to one-dimensional ultracold bosonic systems
Mitchell J. Knight, Harry M. Quiney, Andy M. Martin
SciPost Phys. 21, 077 (2026)
https://scipost.org/SciPostPhys.21.3.077 -
New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics
Reduced density matrix approach to one-dimensional ultracold bosonic systems
Mitchell J. Knight, Harry M. Quiney, Andy M. Martin
SciPost Phys. 21, 077 (2026)
https://scipost.org/SciPostPhys.21.3.077 -
New #openaccess publication #SciPost #Physics
Reduced density matrix approach to one-dimensional ultracold bosonic systems
Mitchell J. Knight, Harry M. Quiney, Andy M. Martin
SciPost Phys. 21, 077 (2026)
https://scipost.org/SciPostPhys.21.3.077 -
@v_i_o_l_a oh, hab' dein anderes Statusupdate eben gesehen - schön dass alles geklappt hat!
Und ja, ich habe auch die Vermutung, dass die Züge RJX67 und RJX69 (das war der nachfolgende, in dem ich war) einen Großteil des gesamten aus Deutschland anreisenden Teilnehmendenfeldes der diesjährigen #OAT26 transportieren durften - talk about hidden infrastructures for #openaccess 😄😉 Der Umstieg in München war dann dank Großbaustelle und Oktoberfest gleich nochmal spannender ...
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@v_i_o_l_a oh, hab' dein anderes Statusupdate eben gesehen - schön dass alles geklappt hat!
Und ja, ich habe auch die Vermutung, dass die Züge RJX67 und RJX69 (das war der nachfolgende, in dem ich war) einen Großteil des gesamten aus Deutschland anreisenden Teilnehmendenfeldes der diesjährigen #OAT26 transportieren durften - talk about hidden infrastructures for #openaccess 😄😉 Der Umstieg in München war dann dank Großbaustelle und Oktoberfest gleich nochmal spannender ...
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@v_i_o_l_a oh, hab' dein anderes Statusupdate eben gesehen - schön dass alles geklappt hat!
Und ja, ich habe auch die Vermutung, dass die Züge RJX67 und RJX69 (das war der nachfolgende, in dem ich war) einen Großteil des gesamten aus Deutschland anreisenden Teilnehmendenfeldes der diesjährigen #OAT26 transportieren durften - talk about hidden infrastructures for #openaccess 😄😉 Der Umstieg in München war dann dank Großbaustelle und Oktoberfest gleich nochmal spannender ...
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@v_i_o_l_a oh, hab' dein anderes Statusupdate eben gesehen - schön dass alles geklappt hat!
Und ja, ich habe auch die Vermutung, dass die Züge RJX67 und RJX69 (das war der nachfolgende, in dem ich war) einen Großteil des gesamten aus Deutschland anreisenden Teilnehmendenfeldes der diesjährigen #OAT26 transportieren durften - talk about hidden infrastructures for #openaccess 😄😉 Der Umstieg in München war dann dank Großbaustelle und Oktoberfest gleich nochmal spannender ...
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Plasma Gelsolin Attenuates Acute Tissue Inflammation and Modulates Monocyte Responses in Experimental Candidemia.
Plasma gelsolin reduces #inflammation & boosts monocyte antifungal activity in candidemia
#OpenAccess #Candida #Microbiology #mycology #immunology
https://davidojcius.blogspot.com/2026/09/plasma-gelsolin-reduces-acute.html
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In March 2025, #Oxford announced that it was working with #OpenAI to digitize #PublicDomain #books from the #BodleianLibrary.
https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/about/media/oxford-and-openai-launchThe announcement says that the digitized works "will become searchable and accessible for students and researchers worldwide." That sounds like #OpenAccess.
Q1: Can anyone confirm that Oxford means OA? I have to ask, since Oxford knows the term and apparently chose not to use it.
If the answer is yes, then OpenAI gets a new corpus of important texts to train on and the world gets OA. And eventually all of OpenAI's rivals get the same corpus to train on. If so, then the benefit to OpenAI worth the cost of the digitization is not exclusive access. It's a head start.
Q2: If OpenAI is getting more than a head start in training on these texts, can anyone say what (else) it's getting?
Q3: If these texts will eventually become OA, does anyone know how large a head start OpenAI will get before that happens?
Yesterday (more than 1.5 years later) The Guardian reported on the project and doesn't answer the three questions above.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/26/oxford-university-bodleian-library-open-ai-chat-gptNor does it answer this one, Q4: Have any of these text already become OA, available to human readers, AI companies, and other entities beyond Oxford and OpenAI?
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In March 2025, #Oxford announced that it was working with #OpenAI to digitize #PublicDomain #books from the #BodleianLibrary.
https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/about/media/oxford-and-openai-launchThe announcement says that the digitized works "will become searchable and accessible for students and researchers worldwide." That sounds like #OpenAccess.
Q1: Can anyone confirm that Oxford means OA? I have to ask, since Oxford knows the term and apparently chose not to use it.
If the answer is yes, then OpenAI gets a new corpus of important texts to train on and the world gets OA. And eventually all of OpenAI's rivals get the same corpus to train on. If so, then the benefit to OpenAI worth the cost of the digitization is not exclusive access. It's a head start.
Q2: If OpenAI is getting more than a head start in training on these texts, can anyone say what (else) it's getting?
Q3: If these texts will eventually become OA, does anyone know how large a head start OpenAI will get before that happens?
Yesterday (more than 1.5 years later) The Guardian reported on the project and doesn't answer the three questions above.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/26/oxford-university-bodleian-library-open-ai-chat-gptNor does it answer this one, Q4: Have any of these text already become OA, available to human readers, AI companies, and other entities beyond Oxford and OpenAI?
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In March 2025, #Oxford announced that it was working with #OpenAI to digitize #PublicDomain #books from the #BodleianLibrary.
https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/about/media/oxford-and-openai-launchThe announcement says that the digitized works "will become searchable and accessible for students and researchers worldwide." That sounds like #OpenAccess.
Q1: Can anyone confirm that Oxford means OA? I have to ask, since Oxford knows the term and apparently chose not to use it.
If the answer is yes, then OpenAI gets a new corpus of important texts to train on and the world gets OA. And eventually all of OpenAI's rivals get the same corpus to train on. If so, then the benefit to OpenAI worth the cost of the digitization is not exclusive access. It's a head start.
Q2: If OpenAI is getting more than a head start in training on these texts, can anyone say what (else) it's getting?
Q3: If these texts will eventually become OA, does anyone know how large a head start OpenAI will get before that happens?
Yesterday (more than 1.5 years later) The Guardian reported on the project and doesn't answer the three questions above.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/26/oxford-university-bodleian-library-open-ai-chat-gptNor does it answer this one, Q4: Have any of these text already become OA, available to human readers, AI companies, and other entities beyond Oxford and OpenAI?
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In March 2025, #Oxford announced that it was working with #OpenAI to digitize #PublicDomain #books from the #BodleianLibrary.
https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/about/media/oxford-and-openai-launchThe announcement says that the digitized works "will become searchable and accessible for students and researchers worldwide." That sounds like #OpenAccess.
Q1: Can anyone confirm that Oxford means OA? I have to ask, since Oxford knows the term and apparently chose not to use it.
If the answer is yes, then OpenAI gets a new corpus of important texts to train on and the world gets OA. And eventually all of OpenAI's rivals get the same corpus to train on. If so, then the benefit to OpenAI worth the cost of the digitization is not exclusive access. It's a head start.
Q2: If OpenAI is getting more than a head start in training on these texts, can anyone say what (else) it's getting?
Q3: If these texts will eventually become OA, does anyone know how large a head start OpenAI will get before that happens?
Yesterday (more than 1.5 years later) The Guardian reported on the project and doesn't answer the three questions above.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/26/oxford-university-bodleian-library-open-ai-chat-gptNor does it answer this one, Q4: Have any of these text already become OA, available to human readers, AI companies, and other entities beyond Oxford and OpenAI?
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In March 2025, #Oxford announced that it was working with #OpenAI to digitize #PublicDomain #books from the #BodleianLibrary.
https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/about/media/oxford-and-openai-launchThe announcement says that the digitized works "will become searchable and accessible for students and researchers worldwide." That sounds like #OpenAccess.
Q1: Can anyone confirm that Oxford means OA? I have to ask, since Oxford knows the term and apparently chose not to use it.
If the answer is yes, then OpenAI gets a new corpus of important texts to train on and the world gets OA. And eventually all of OpenAI's rivals get the same corpus to train on. If so, then the benefit to OpenAI worth the cost of the digitization is not exclusive access. It's a head start.
Q2: If OpenAI is getting more than a head start in training on these texts, can anyone say what (else) it's getting?
Q3: If these texts will eventually become OA, does anyone know how large a head start OpenAI will get before that happens?
Yesterday (more than 1.5 years later) The Guardian reported on the project and doesn't answer the three questions above.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/26/oxford-university-bodleian-library-open-ai-chat-gptNor does it answer this one, Q4: Have any of these text already become OA, available to human readers, AI companies, and other entities beyond Oxford and OpenAI?
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Neu im oa.blog: Open Journal Collective: Auf dem Weg zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft für Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften.
Tom Shaw, Library Engagement Lead beim OJC, spricht über das OJC und wie es Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften unterstützt.Zum Blogbeitrag: https://open-access.network/blog/open-journals-collective-auf-dem-weg-zu-einer-nachhaltigen-zukunft-fuer-diamond-open-access-zeitschriften
Mehr Infos zum Open Journal Collective finden sich hier: http://openjournalscollective.org/
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Neu im oa.blog: Open Journal Collective: Auf dem Weg zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft für Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften.
Tom Shaw, Library Engagement Lead beim OJC, spricht über das OJC und wie es Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften unterstützt.Zum Blogbeitrag: https://open-access.network/blog/open-journals-collective-auf-dem-weg-zu-einer-nachhaltigen-zukunft-fuer-diamond-open-access-zeitschriften
Mehr Infos zum Open Journal Collective finden sich hier: http://openjournalscollective.org/
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Neu im oa.blog: Open Journal Collective: Auf dem Weg zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft für Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften.
Tom Shaw, Library Engagement Lead beim OJC, spricht über das OJC und wie es Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften unterstützt.Zum Blogbeitrag: https://open-access.network/blog/open-journals-collective-auf-dem-weg-zu-einer-nachhaltigen-zukunft-fuer-diamond-open-access-zeitschriften
Mehr Infos zum Open Journal Collective finden sich hier: http://openjournalscollective.org/
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Neu im oa.blog: Open Journal Collective: Auf dem Weg zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft für Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften.
Tom Shaw, Library Engagement Lead beim OJC, spricht über das OJC und wie es Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften unterstützt.Zum Blogbeitrag: https://open-access.network/blog/open-journals-collective-auf-dem-weg-zu-einer-nachhaltigen-zukunft-fuer-diamond-open-access-zeitschriften
Mehr Infos zum Open Journal Collective finden sich hier: http://openjournalscollective.org/
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Neu im oa.blog: Open Journal Collective: Auf dem Weg zu einer nachhaltigen Zukunft für Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften.
Tom Shaw, Library Engagement Lead beim OJC, spricht über das OJC und wie es Diamond-Open-Access-Zeitschriften unterstützt.Zum Blogbeitrag: https://open-access.network/blog/open-journals-collective-auf-dem-weg-zu-einer-nachhaltigen-zukunft-fuer-diamond-open-access-zeitschriften
Mehr Infos zum Open Journal Collective finden sich hier: http://openjournalscollective.org/
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A new study confirms what most of us suspected: When #AI tools cite research, they overwhelmingly prefer to cite #OpenAccess literature. "The concern is not the quality of open-access literature, but that accessibility may become an unintended determinant of included evidence."
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08989621.2026.2725029I discussed a pre-LLM version of this phenomenon in my 2012 book (𝘖𝘱𝘦𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴, @themitpress, http://bit.ly/oa-book, Section 5.5.2, "OA for Machines"). Excerpt (p. 123): "Opening research literature for human users also opens it for software to crunch the literature for the benefit of human users."
BTW, in the same book (p. 164), I also said that some people seem to believe "that if something is not free online, then it’s not worth reading. This has never been true."
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A new study confirms what most of us suspected: When #AI tools cite research, they overwhelmingly prefer to cite #OpenAccess literature. "The concern is not the quality of open-access literature, but that accessibility may become an unintended determinant of included evidence."
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08989621.2026.2725029I discussed a pre-LLM version of this phenomenon in my 2012 book (𝘖𝘱𝘦𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴, @themitpress, http://bit.ly/oa-book, Section 5.5.2, "OA for Machines"). Excerpt (p. 123): "Opening research literature for human users also opens it for software to crunch the literature for the benefit of human users."
BTW, in the same book (p. 164), I also said that some people seem to believe "that if something is not free online, then it’s not worth reading. This has never been true."
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A new study confirms what most of us suspected: When #AI tools cite research, they overwhelmingly prefer to cite #OpenAccess literature. "The concern is not the quality of open-access literature, but that accessibility may become an unintended determinant of included evidence."
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08989621.2026.2725029I discussed a pre-LLM version of this phenomenon in my 2012 book (𝘖𝘱𝘦𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴, @themitpress, http://bit.ly/oa-book, Section 5.5.2, "OA for Machines"). Excerpt (p. 123): "Opening research literature for human users also opens it for software to crunch the literature for the benefit of human users."
BTW, in the same book (p. 164), I also said that some people seem to believe "that if something is not free online, then it’s not worth reading. This has never been true."
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A new study confirms what most of us suspected: When #AI tools cite research, they overwhelmingly prefer to cite #OpenAccess literature. "The concern is not the quality of open-access literature, but that accessibility may become an unintended determinant of included evidence."
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08989621.2026.2725029I discussed a pre-LLM version of this phenomenon in my 2012 book (𝘖𝘱𝘦𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴, @themitpress, http://bit.ly/oa-book, Section 5.5.2, "OA for Machines"). Excerpt (p. 123): "Opening research literature for human users also opens it for software to crunch the literature for the benefit of human users."
BTW, in the same book (p. 164), I also said that some people seem to believe "that if something is not free online, then it’s not worth reading. This has never been true."
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A new study confirms what most of us suspected: When #AI tools cite research, they overwhelmingly prefer to cite #OpenAccess literature. "The concern is not the quality of open-access literature, but that accessibility may become an unintended determinant of included evidence."
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08989621.2026.2725029I discussed a pre-LLM version of this phenomenon in my 2012 book (𝘖𝘱𝘦𝘯 𝘈𝘤𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴, @themitpress, http://bit.ly/oa-book, Section 5.5.2, "OA for Machines"). Excerpt (p. 123): "Opening research literature for human users also opens it for software to crunch the literature for the benefit of human users."
BTW, in the same book (p. 164), I also said that some people seem to believe "that if something is not free online, then it’s not worth reading. This has never been true."