The availability and completeness of open funder metadata: Case study for publications funded by the Dutch Research Council
by Bianca Kramer & Hans de Jonge
Here at DOAB we're pleased to announce the launch of PRISM: a new service provided as part of the OPERAS service portfolio.
PRISM aims to further build trust in peer review and OA academic book publishing
Still two weeks before sifting of applications for the #job of Director of Special Collections at UChicago Library: https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/about/thelibrary/employment/librarian-opportunities/dir_of_spec_collect/ We are starting an ambitious program of renewal - come be part of it. Non-US applicants: I am happy to share my experience of relocating if helpful.
Read and weep (again). RELX is everywhere, even when only half of this is true.
‘We need to enact data privacy laws that require data companies to be more transparent about how they are collecting and using our data, and more accountable for it.’ https://www.wired.com/story/big-information-relx-privacy-surveillance-data/
Though #OpenAccess indicators within a given publishing platform are relatively consistent, significant inconsistency across platforms likely creates user confusion. https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2022/11/14/indicators-of-open-access-in-the-user-interface/ via @scholarlykitchn
Garabit Viaduct (architect Gustave Eiffel, constructed 1882-84) by night https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garabit_viaduct
Voici Ulysse, qui est à la retraite après ses aventures. Pas mon chat. | Meet Ulysses, retired from his adventures. Not my cat. #ChatsDeMastodon #CatsOfMastodon
Better preprint metadata through community participation
by @smart314
https://www.crossref.org/blog/better-preprint-metadata-through-community-participation/
If anyone is trying to figure out how to find their Twitter connections on #mastodon I just used this and it seems to have worked quite well: https://fedifinder.glitch.me #TwitterMigration #MastodonSocial Thanks for the tip @cameronneylon
The Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative - Sharing data on scholarly research performance
@gbilder Marvellous ![]()
OASPA webinar "Rights Retention for Books and Book Chapters" - 23 Nov 2022 at 16:00 GMT
Exclusive: Elsevier retracting 500 papers for shoddy peer review
OK, this is significant, I think. Humanities Commons now has a Mastodon instance, at https://hcommons.social/about
There are lots of groups of scholars creating their own instances. Could it be one of the first steps towards public/non-profit institutions taking back control of another part of the scholarly communications chain? I hope so.
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RT @oabooksnetwork@twitter.com
This ⬇️ is on WEDNESDAY! Come and join us! #OAbooks #OpenAccess https://twitter.com/oabooksnetwork/status/1580894732527407106
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/oabooksnetwork/status/1589569520100069376
Interested in the role of #usagedata and #analytics in helping to build sustainable #openaccess #scholcomm #publishing ecosystems? Join us for this free #openaccess #book network #webinar. ‘Open Access Usage Data: Present Knowledge, Future Developments’
Sign up here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEvceqvqDkiH9B6tKhxlSHg6ppcvhrGVEPU
VACANCY: Community Manager, DOAJ – freelance https://blog.doaj.org/2022/11/02/vacancy-community-manager-doaj-freelance/
No point unless you have a functional rail network first.
RT @GreenpeaceUK@twitter.com
BREAKING: Germany has just announced UNLIMITED public transport anywhere in the country will cost just £1.40 PER DAY.
Officials say the policy is aimed at cutting CO2 emissions and helping with the cost of living.
Anyone else think our government should do something similar?
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/GreenpeaceUK/status/1588459047946227712
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