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February 27, 2012Open Access

Podcast on Open Source, Open Access publishing

Martin Paul Eve

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Key Points

The discussion reveals the potential of open source solutions in transforming academic publishing, boosting accessibility.
Key insights from Mark Carrigan emphasize how libraries may evolve to support open access frameworks.
This interview examines the challenges and opportunities presented by open access publishing models.
The conversation underscores the critical role of collaborative library efforts in future publishing practices.

Implication

Interview highlights the future role of libraries in open source academic publishing.

Abstract

I did an interview at the weekend with Mark Carrigan on open source solutions for academic publishing and the potential future role of the library.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68de70f583cbc991d0a233dd https://doi.org/10.59348/jxwjx-bx485

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