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Research enterprise & schol comm; libraries & museums; organizational strategy & leadership @IthakaSR. @CRL_global board member. @ScholarlyKitchn contributor.

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    1. Roger C. Schonfeld‏Verified account @rschon 12 Jan 2018

      "the leaders of Elsevier have now decided that the epoch of journals will soon be over. They are not buying or starting journals."http://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2018/01/10/richard-smith-a-big-brother-future-for-science-publishing/ …

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    2. Roger C. Schonfeld‏Verified account @rschon 12 Jan 2018

      Elsevier "recognises that science publishing will become a service that scientists will largely run themselves… and are creating their own software platforms to speed up and make cheaper the process of publishing science."http://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2018/01/10/richard-smith-a-big-brother-future-for-science-publishing/ …

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      Roger C. Schonfeld‏Verified account @rschon 12 Jan 2018

      Elsevier "thinks that there will be one company supplying publishing services to scientists—just as there is one Amazon, one Google, and one Facebook; and Elsevier aims to be that company."http://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2018/01/10/richard-smith-a-big-brother-future-for-science-publishing/ …

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        1. mr positive thinking‏ @attilio2010 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @rschon

          Having *only one source* for information is the opposite of science, and it would be an immediate target to be bought out by special interests. #science #elsevier

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        1. Dr Bruce Herbert‏ @drbruceherbert 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @rschon

          It sure looks like Elsevier is pursuing a vertical integration strategy. So will it be the next Apple or the next AOL

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        2. Jarrod Frates‏ @jarrodfrates 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @rschon

          Elsevier truly doesn't understand markets, then. Google holds the majority of search, but still competes against Bing, Yandex, etc. Amazon competes against B&M and online services. Notably, both are affordable without having to apply for grant money.

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        3. Dr. Gunn‏ @mrgunn 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @jarrodfrates

          That was one guy speculating on what he thinks Elsevier is up to, not what Elsevier is actually doing.

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        1. Peter Jones @Redesign Network | SDA‏ @redesign 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @rschon @shannonmattern

          Sorry but these are not Iansiti strategic ecology plays, with a dominant keystone species, but pure monopoly capitalism.

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        2. Dr. Gunn‏ @mrgunn 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @rschon

          It's reasonable for people to think this first, but they need to keep thinking. Interoperability is a focus of much of what we're doing, which wouldn't be the case if straightforward vertical monopoly was the endgame.

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        3. Roger C. Schonfeld‏Verified account @rschon 12 Jan 2018
          Replying to @mrgunn

          Those two slides about integrations that I tweeted this morning are revealing though. Both for what they show and what they don't. I may need to do post defining interoperability just as I did for lock-in.

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        1. Matt Bokovoy‏ @MattBokovoy 12 Jan 2018
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          Countries still have antitrust legislation in their legal code.

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        1. Sandra Leaton Gray‏ @drleatongray 12 Jan 2018
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          Wrong. Self-publishing by learned societies will come back in some form. People are irritated at writing for free then being pimped out for enormous profit.

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        2. Julian Sims‏ @DrJSims 14 Jan 2018
          Replying to @rschon

          Does feeding the “Elsevier are evil dude” meme usefully contribute to the discussion about the future of academic publishing?

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        3. Julian Sims‏ @DrJSims 14 Jan 2018
          Replying to @DrJSims @rschon

          If Elsevier make excess profits, competitors will enter the market and compete them away: barriers to entry are low, especially with online journals

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