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What’s the IR doing in our Taylor & Francis Content License?
1January 3, 2019 by joshbolick
Academic libraries acquire journals (and other kinds of content) on behalf of users by negotiating the purchase of a content …
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New Hack of the Scholarly Publication System: Danger to Google Scholar
4December 21, 2018 by mzelenec
By Town Peterson and Jorge Soberon, University of Kansas Google Scholar (GS) has emerged as one of principal portals into …
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Are Big Deal Cancellations a BFD?
Leave a commentDecember 18, 2018 by joshbolick
The University of Kansas is one of a growing number of research institutions abandoning so-called “big deal” subscription agreements due …
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The dark side of open access
2November 30, 2018 by Town Peterson
Guest post by Daniel Romero-Alvarez http://www.romerostories.com @vakdaro Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Biodiversity Institute University of Kansas, Lawrence, …
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In Solidarity with UC System Librarians
2September 11, 2018 by joshbolick
Yesterday my colleagues in the University of Kansas Libraries’ Library Faculty Assembly (3 of the authors of this blog are …
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To the Editors, Diversity and Distributions, and Wiley Publishers:
5September 4, 2018 by Town Peterson
4 September 2018 To the Editors, Diversity and Distributions, and Wiley Publishers: We write to you as a large group …
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Of Elsevier and Embargoes 2.0
1August 28, 2018 by joshbolick
Last year I presented a poster at the Kraemer Copyright Conference in Colorado Springs, titled “Exploiting Elsevier’s Creative Commons Licensing …
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