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Conference speakers, ignore the social media back channel at your peril: http://bit.ly/1Zinm2 6:22 PM Nov 19th from TweetDeck
One chamber of Congress down. One to go. http://bit.ly/19qC9t 8:34 PM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
In the category of nothing new under the sun: 100 years of content producers opposing new technology via Ars Technica http://bit.ly/AhwCC 12:49 PM Nov 7th from TweetDeck
Enjoying the back-and-forth on Google Wave for science. Agree: It's the add-on apps + clients that are most interesting http://bit.ly/2FVNuz 10:43 AM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
Open access = vanity publishing? Phil Davis explains. http://bit.ly/1NqAiC 1:26 PM Oct 21st from TweetDeck
@LenEdgerly I'd say he is the right guy to interview. He is a good speaker to boot - maybe you can pin him down on format interoperability. 1:25 PM Oct 21st from TweetDeck in reply to LenEdgerly
Check out David Crotty's excellent post on why scientists are still not joining social networks: http://bit.ly/24OZiz 11:06 AM Oct 19th from TweetDeck
@LenEdgerly Syncing is a weak explanation as there is no reason syncing can't be done with EPUB. David's title is "VP Kindle Content " 10:57 AM Oct 19th from TweetDeck in reply to LenEdgerly
@ChrisKubica LOL you are right. I will have to look for @R_Nash I am across town at the STM conference but am staying at the TOC hotel. 7:39 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck in reply to ChrisKubica
Ian Rowlands of UCL more citations from a wider result of sources due to the availability of online content #fbf09 #stm09 7:30 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Derk Haank: The biggest inhibitor to innovation is top management and their need to defend their internal positions #fbf09 #stm09 5:53 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Haank correctly notes that sales is the only differentiator left amongst publishers. A man who knows what business he is in. #fbf09 #stm09 5:46 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
David Worlock noted that Derk Haank has headed 2 of top 4 STM publishers. Hank replied: "2 more to go" #fbf09 #stm09 5:44 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Derk Haank: 2% of Springer articles published under Open Choice. OA is not a revolution, it is a business model. #fbf09 #stm09 5:35 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Derk Haank on why publishers r needed 2 manage peer review: Scientists are brilliant but can't organize a piss-up in a brewery #fbf09 #stm09 5:30 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Derk Haank: Springer's PE financing is due for restructuring in 2011 finding new owners/investors <2011 to lower capital costs #fbf09 #stm09 5:21 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
U of Chicago librarian James Mouw: OUP scholarly mongraphs are used 34x more frequently online vs same title in print at UC #fbf09 #stm09 3:57 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Amazon's David Naggar: Kindle needs to use proprietary format due to synching innovations. Disappointing + unconvincing #fbf09 #stm09 3:50 AM Oct 13th from Tweetie
Springer ebook usage: 2007 +733%; 2008 +64% (no data provided on growth of content in Springer collection, however). #fbf09 #stm09 2:54 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck
Cynthia Cleto of Springer starting her talk: "Thinking Outside the Book" #fbf09 #stm09 2:44 AM Oct 13th from TweetDeck

Name Michael Clarke
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Bio Publishing & media consultant to organizations engaged in scientific, technical, & medical enterprises