A few days after Aaron Swartz’s suicide — in part triggered by the prospect of a 35-year prison sentence for making a big stash of scholarly journal articles available to the public for free (!) — it is appropriate to think about what is wrong with the state of academic publishing today. Here’s a for […]
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The state of academic publishing (RIP, Aaron Swartz)
Posted in Academe, tagged Aaron Swartz, academic publishing, open access on January 16, 2013 | 3 Comments »
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