The View from Cullingworth

Cullingworth nestles in Yorkshire's wonderful South Pennines where I once was the local councillor. These are my views - on politics, food, beer and the stupidity of those who want to tell me what to think or do. And a little on mushrooms.

Showing posts with label open access. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 February 2016

Tim Worstall (and nearly everyone else) is wrong about open access publishing

›

**** I get it that Tim Worstall as an independent researcher is on the sore end of the historically dominant publishing business model. To...

3 comments:

Saturday, 27 April 2013

Possible predatory open-access publishing and public health...

›

**** A couple of days ago I wrote about a piece of research published in a journal called "Food & Public Health" and written...

Monday, 14 January 2013

Open Access: It's not free you know - not even a little bit...

›

The Internet I mean. Yet that's what people persist in believing - and worse that somehow forcing it all to be 'free' (it isn...

1 comment:

Monday, 2 July 2012

...a thought about 'open access' publishing (from someone cleverer than me)

›

**** So the great and good want academic research published 'open access' at enormous cost - probably to the taxpayers (nearly al...

Thursday, 26 April 2012

Academic publishing and the 'tragedy of the commons'

›

**** I'm sure Mr Worstall did so inadvertently but his castigation of the Royal Society's 'save the planet' report also ex...

›

Home

View web version