- Marie Kennedy is the Serials & Electronic Resources Librarian at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA. This blog is about organization, librarianship, and sometimes monkeys and/or bananas.
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OpenCongress
if you like knowing what your members of congress are up to, check out this site, aimed at openness and transparency in government: http://www.opencongress.org/. once you create a profile your representatives and senators will be identified and you can create … Continue reading
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“open data” = “data, laying around somewhere”?
i’m still processing the position paper on “open data,” but so far i’m having a difficult time with the practicality of the concept. the argument falls flat for me because it calls for no restrictions on (certain) scientific data at … Continue reading
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PubDrug update
A while back I mentioned that a wiki had been constructed in order to create a community-written collection of drug monographs. It’s up and running, and participants are actively creating content. So far, 7 monographs have been completed. If you … Continue reading
retaining your rights to self archive, made easy
do you know how wickedly easy it is to retain your rights as an author, in order to self archive articles you have submitted for publication? i set special time aside today in order to buckle down and figure it … Continue reading
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how to self archive your publications
Summary from Peter Suber’s Open Access News blog. I found his steps 1-4 to be specific and do-able: Self-archiving advice for authors Stevan Harnad, Cornell’s Copyright Advice: Guide for the Perplexed Self-Archiver, Open Access Archivangelism, September 20, 2006. Excerpt: Summary: … Continue reading
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the launch of PubDrug
Last week I mentioned that Stewart Brower had proposed an open access pharmacy tool that would replace the usual suspects at point-of-care. Well, he did it! PubDrug is up and running at http://www.smbrower.com/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page. Be sure to check it out and … Continue reading