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Free access to British scientific research within two years
By Rory McGreal July 16, 2012 - 11:55am
AU can take pride in being the first Canadian university (and among the first in the world) to approve an open access policy. But the world has moved on and we need to firm up our policies (and actions) and renew our commitment to open access to AU research using our AUSpace that the library has built for us. Canada and provinces are way behind other countries. See what the Brits are doing:
Free access to British scientific research within two years Radical shakeup of academic publishing will allow papers to be put online and be accessed by universities, firms and individuals Ian Sample, science correspondent Monday July 16 2012 The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/jul/15/free-access-british-scientific-research
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