Obstacles for publishing data: for example, commercial restrictions, privacy issues in micro-level d
...d table discussion with stakeholders: Representatives of funders, academic publishing and academics.
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...antage of the different Creative Commons licenses in scholarly open-access publishing.
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...OA, and questions on any aspect of OA, especially from the perspective of publishing researchers.
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...inary international research journal. IJMESS is particularly interested in publishing innovative papers in the areas of management, strategic management, organiz
...ion of articles, double blind peer review and production quality makes the publishing process simple and efficient. Articles are published immediately upon accep
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...essing issues like Intellectual Property Rights, copyrights, licensing and publishing rights.
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...ull discussion on this topic in this public discussion period, and will be publishing additional information about the options we considered shortly. Watch for
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...ad of Intellectual Property at the British Library. He has a background in publishing having worked for Pearson Education internationally, as well as for Ordnanc
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<li><b>Roundtable</b>: Publishing and Distributing Works with CC;</li>
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** [http://creativecommons.org/press-releases/entry/26078 Nature Publishing Group]
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...demia and the public at large. Conversations about the future of academic publishing filled pages from the Economist to the New York Times and even reached YouT
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=== CC BY licenses not widely used by OA publishing ===
...al terms as a condition of funding just as publishers do as a condition of publishing. A grant recipient may choose or decline to accept those terms when funding
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...Glam institutions, ODBL had a French version and the French Government was publishing a national Open License, the community (Framasoft) published a non-official
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...re lack of certainty, especially to licensees who may not know the laws of publishing jurisdiction.
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...ity. They are not meant to apply to minor issues or everyday tasks such as publishing announcements on the Creative Commons blog.
* Publishing a blog post to highlight the work of SPARC on the Fair Access to Science an
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|publisher=Sparrow Publishing (Brian Mearns)
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Impulsive Habitat is a publishing label focused on field recording-based works. We are also very interested o
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...ene a workshop or series of workshops on best practices for developing and publishing Open Educational Resources
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SPARC (Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition)<br />
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...ks in Adapted Material under the conditions of a later license, we will be publishing a statement of intent for these licenses which will publicly commit to some
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