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Academic Spring

Apr 11, 2012

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ACADEMIC SPRING: Chronicle of HigherEd writer, Jennifer Howard, offers this advice on how academic publishers can save face when challenged by OER, given the publicized boycott of science publisher Reed Elsevier: get your act together with open access and be clear about what "added value" you're truly providing to authors!

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