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RT @brettbobley Article from @JenHoward w/background behind White House open access petition (now with >22K signatures) bit.ly/LF3iV9 10:52 AM May 31st via web
The White House #OA petition now has over 22,000 signatures! bit.ly/JJZm2P #OAMonday #openaccess 10:50 AM May 31st via web
BoraZ Why retraction notices matter: Group’s repeated misuse of figures gets different play from five journals bit.ly/KMWkJM 7:49 AM May 31st via Tweet Button Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 1 other
dancohen From @nowviskie and Abby Smith Rumsey, a report on new scholarly authoring and production models (incl. @pressfwd): bit.ly/LTKT41 10:43 AM May 30th via TweetDeck Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 2 others
researchremix Why people who aren't US-citizens should sign the White House petition: researchremix.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/non… #openaccess #OAMonday 6:25 AM May 30th via web Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 6 others
foundhistory More readable. More writeable: Web Design Manifesto 2012 by @zeldman: bit.ly/JzTLyd 11:05 AM May 24th via TweetDeck Retweeted by ScholarlyComm
wilbanks Wow. RT @cshperspectives: Guess who owns the data: you, your PI, your institute or your funder? bit.ly/KNWjHY via @hysell 8:38 AM May 24th via TweetDeck Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 2 others
hleman Scholar goes public with complaint about book using his findings | Inside Higher Ed: bit.ly/KC1wgr 8:19 AM May 24th via Tweet Button Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 1 other
Whoops! Credit for info in last tweet to @ShiftTheDigital: bit.ly/JZhCFv 8:07 AM May 24th via web
UCSF press release on adoption of #openaccess policy bit.ly/JUZdvp and UCSF library policy info page bit.ly/Ju289F #OA 8:01 AM May 24th via web
Important point about the need for true #openaccess: RT @mbeisen [AM repost] the triumph of fake open access michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=1079 7:15 AM May 24th via web
RT @mbeisen @catmacOA @guardian yes, though worth pointing out the NIH public access policy does not allow text mining - #whyrealOAmatters 10:11 AM May 23rd via web
ivanoransky Journals and funding agencies fuel hype, not just the press: @CaulfieldTim paper 1.usa.gov/KdEEXo via @CoyneoftheRealm 8:17 AM May 23rd via TweetDeck Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 4 others
dotearth How Twitter Matters: Casting a Worldwide Net nyti.ms/JUcmTp 7:18 AM May 23rd via The New York Times Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 1 other
Useful summary of different types of data related to STM research dissemination. RT @silverchairnews What about data? researchinformation.info/news/news_stor… 8:19 AM May 23rd via web
ColumbiaCDRS RT @ndiipp: A Vision of the Role and Future: The Web Archive in Today’s World, new on The Signal goo.gl/NsQpO #webarchiving 8:04 AM May 23rd via Visibli Retweeted by ScholarlyComm
11,359 signatures! Amazing. If you haven't done so, please sign the petition! bit.ly/JJZm2P #OA #openaccess 6:06 AM May 23rd via web
RT @SPARC_NA Please watch & share our video on #openaccess and the important White House Petition bit.ly/ME1mLA #OAMonday 10:06 AM May 22nd via web
adelinekoh Gender Gap in the Digital Humanities via @dhnow digitalhumanitiesnow.org/2012/05/six-mo… 9:05 AM May 22nd via Safari on iOS Retweeted by ScholarlyComm and 3 others
RT @HASTAC Global Voices' open call for participation in co-located academic wrkshp: "Dig Media & Disruptive Publics" bit.ly/KrCzpT 9:03 AM May 22nd via web

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