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12:23 PM
by Garrett
Science Journal to Put Research Online (washingtonpost.com) Another article on PLoS Biology, the monkey paper and the 500,000 hits .... (Source: Moreover)
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12:21 PM
by Garrett
Interview with MIT's Mackenzie Smith on the current status of the 'tute's DSpace project (Source: Open Access News)
Open Access Now | A journey into DSpace
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12:15 PM
by Garrett
Roy Tennant gives a good, conscise summary of current trends in scholarly publishing. (Source: Peter Scott)
Open-Access Journals
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10:51 AM
by Garrett
6 pieces of software are reviewed, emphasis on the PC (Source: Lockergnome Bytes)
RSS Readers: Bringing the World to Your Desktop
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5:14 PM
by Garrett
fyuze Who knew? An aggregator that runs on the web.... You have to set up an account, but there's no software to download or configure, etc. , etc. (Source: Marcus Zillman)
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12:31 PM
by Garrett
What are they talking about? Harvard vernacular demystified in this lexicon ...
Lingo - The Lamont Library Website
Posted
10:06 AM
by Garrett
Mike was talking about this yesterday at lunch .... (Source; SciTechDaily)
Salon.com News | Monkeys can move robotic arm with thoughts
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10:45 AM
by Garrett
Out of the Way How the next copyright revolution can help the next scientific revolution An interesting comparison between open access initiatives such as the newly launched Public Library of Science (PLoS) Biology and Creative Commons ...
Posted
10:20 AM
by Garrett
Another potentially useful report from the Consumers Union, focussing on "which Web sites offer the lowest rates for rental cars, and whether online pricing methods among these sites are confusing or misleading to consumers." (Source: beSpacific)
Consumer WebWatch: An Analysis of the Potential Benefits and Challenges of Booking Through a Car Rental Web Site