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The goose that lays the golden egg! 27/01/2012 The enormous and sumptuous profits raked in by scientific and academic publishers are regularly commented on by the international research community. In the article entitled 'The enormous profits of STM scholarly publishers', Heather Morrison, with figures to back up her argument, once again illustrates their indecent nature:
Happy 2012 Open Access Year10/01/2012 The end of 2011 highlighted the remarkable growth of various Open Access initiatives set up on an international scale, as is emphasised by Heather Morrisson, the author of the blog, The Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics. Some striking indicators:
Global Open Access Portal launched at the UNESCO meeting10/11/2011 The Global Open Access Portal (GOAP) presents a snapshot of the status of Open Access (OA) to scientific information around the world. |
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 ORBi (Open Repository and Bibliography)In may 2007, the ULg's Administrative Board (joined in June 2007 by the FUSAGx) decided to create an institutional repository and defined a strong institutional self-archiving policy to increase the visibility, accessibility and impact of the University's publications (Board's decision). This decision led to the official launch, in November 2008, of the ORBi platform including both the Academic Bibliography and the Institutional Repository of the Wallonia-Europe University Academy. |
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