- Harvard Faculty Advisory Council Memorandum on Journal Pricing: Major Periodical Subscriptions Cannot Be Sustained
- "No, we can't"
- A proposal for the library of the future
- Harvard: we have a problem
- Harvard Library: subscriptions too costly, faculty should go open access
- Could Harvard Library's "untenable situation" regarding journal costs help move scholars toward open access?
- Saying Costly Subscriptions 'Cannot Be Sustained,' Harvard Library Committee Urges Open Access
- Harvard's library can't afford journal subscriptions
- Harvard Library to faculty: we're going broke unless you go open access
- Harvard University says it can't afford journal publishers' prices
- A 'Place' for Higher Education (importance of physical campuses)
- Thinking Through a Strategy for Digital Rights Management
- Publishing's Amazon Powered Future
- Own It: Social Media Isn't Just Something Other People Do
- Library use and buying behavior in Douglas County
- New Open Access Working Group Formed: Formulating Response to Elsevier's Policy Change (from MIT)
- Canadian Universities Have One Week To Stop A Disastrous Copyright Licensing Deal
- Conference social skills
- Is the 'net generation' a myth?
- Is the Internet making us more lonely or less lonely? Yes.
- Debate at N.Y. Public Library Raises Question: Can Off-Site Storage Work for Researchers? (NYPL reorg & renovation)
- "Why I break DRM on e-books": A publishing exec speaks out
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