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photo by Steven Due to a phone meeting, I spent the first 10 min snarfing down my lunch, so I missed the first presenters. Jason Price: Libraries spend a lot of time trying to get accurate lists of the things we’re supposed to have access to. Publisher lists are marketing lists, and they don’t [...] 2 Apr 2012 |  erl12, mobile apps, NISO, open access, proquest, standards, web-scale discovery service, xISSN |  library |
 For almost two decades, JSTOR has been digitizing and hosting core scholarly journals across many disciplines. Currently, their servers store more than 1,400 journals from the first issue to a rolling wall of anywhere from 3-5 years ago (for most titles). Some of these journals date back several centuries. They have backups, both digital and [...] A colleague called the Harvard faculty’s decision on making all of their works available in an institutional repository a “bold step towards online scholarship and open access.” I thought about this for a bit, and I’m not so sure it’s the right step, depending on how this process is done. Initially, I thought the resolution [...] |
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