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New Open Access Journal

Category: OpenAccess

From a Press Release: Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association and Cambridge University Press launch new Open Access journal The Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association (APSIPA) and Cambridge University Press announced today the launch of the APSIPA Transactions on Signal and Information Processing -...

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The Freesound Project

Category: OpenAccess

If you haven't seen, ah, heard it, you should check it out. Free sounds. For free....

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The Free Market, Flu Vaccine and The Role of Gummit

Category: H1N1 Novel Swine Flu

The Free Market is a god-like powerful force that we can rely on to solve our problems, especially those of supply and demand. So if, as the WHO estimates, about 2% of the population is going to be covered by H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine then...

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I need your help picking out a tee-shirt.

Category: Atheism

I would very much like your help in picking out a tee-shirt to wear around town. Let me tell you about the town, and you'll be able to make an appropriate suggestion....

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Running Alpine in Function Key Mode

Category: alpine email

By now I assume you've experimented with Alpine, as a character-based email client. Well, I have another tip for you....

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Amazon Dot Com is a different kind of thing

Category: Ethnography

Amazon Dot Com is a public utility. Make them do the right thing.

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PLoS ONE gets community blog

Category: OpenAccess

PLoS ONE now has a community blog. You an see it here and read Bora's take on it here. This is in part to mark the fife thousandth paper published by PLoS ONE, and the growth of the on line community to a level that...

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Open Source and Open Access is Simply Better

Category: OpenSource

... Not politically better, not feel good better, not any of that. Well, yes, that too. But for all areas where Open Source is developed, it it simply better technologically. Anybody telling you different is selling you a bill of goods. I tried to say...

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PLoS Paleontology Collections

Category: Paleontology

PLoS ONE is a veritable fire hose of OpenAccess research. Which is nice, but how do you browse a fire hose? By using the PLoS ONE collections you can track your favorite topic or delve into the earlier literature or just browse around. And now,...

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Open Access: The Time to Act is Now

Category: OpenAccess

CALL TO ACTION: Ask your Representative to oppose the H.R. 801 - The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act (from the Alliance for Taxpayer Access) February 11, 2009 Last week, the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee (Rep. John Conyers, D-MI) re-introduced a bill...

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