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  • Elsevier Experiments With Allowing 'Text Mining' of Its Journals 1

    Hot Type: Elsevier Experiments With Allowing 'Text Mining' of Its Journals Premium Link

    Working with an open-access advocate, the publisher has hammered out a deal with the University of British Columbia.

  • Hot Type: An Open Letter to Academic Publishers About Open Access
  • Who Gets to See Published Research?
  • A New Journal for Life Scientists by Life Scientists Hopes to Lure Prestige Premium Link
  • 'Princeton Shorts' Tries to Lure Readers With Digital Excerpts From Full Books Premium Link
  • HathiTrust Lawsuit Highlights Authors' Fears
  • Hot Type: At U. of California Press, a New Director Bucks Traditional Scholarly Advice Premium Link
  • Hot Type: Publishers Say They Are Not the Enemy in University Copyright Disputes Premium Link
  • Hot Type: Librarians Puzzle Over E-Books They May Buy but Not Truly Own Premium Link
  • Hot Type: Despite Warnings, Biomedical Scholars Cite Hundreds of Retracted Papers Premium Link
  • Hot Type: As Borders Goes Bankrupt, Academic Presses Worry About Reaching Readers Premium Link
  • Hot Type: Scholars Create High-Impact Journal for About $100 per Year Premium Link
  • Reader Choice, Not Vendor Influence, Reshapes Library Collections Premium Link
  • Hot Type: Publishers Fight 'Link Rot' in Electronic Texts With Special Durable Citations Premium Link
  • Hot Type: A Modern Scholar's Ailments: Link Rot and Footnote Flight Premium Link
  • Scholars Take On the Business of Book Publishing Premium Link
  • Reason for Hope Survives in Academic Publishing Despite a Month of Bad News Premium Link
  • Canadian University Hopes to Lead Fight Against High Subscription Prices Premium Link
  • Hot Type: From the Bodleian's Remarkable Collections, a Publishing Business Grows Premium Link
  • Hot Type: No Reviews of Digital Scholarship = No Respect Premium Link
  • Libel Case, Prompted by an Academic Book Review, Has Scholars Worried Premium Link
  • New Forms of Scholarship in a Digital World Challenge the Humanities Premium Link
  • In Court, a University and Publishers Spar Over 'Fair Use' Premium Link
  • When a University Press Falls, Who Catches Its Authors? Premium Link
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