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Conference presentation highlights how open access licensing can enhance access and creation in research, suggesting its potential impact on scholarly work.
Licensing spans areas of library work such as promoting open access, helping people navigate publication rights, advocating for open infrastructure, and the technological elements of research and learning. When used well, open licences can underpin a lot of possibilities for finding, accessing, creating, and preserving scholarly work.
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