The Fourth International Public Knowledge Project Scholarly Publishing Conference was held August 19 - 21, 2013 in Mexico City, Mexico. I have shared an archive of the tweets tagged with #pkpconf on figshare.
Today the Impact of Social Sciences blog has reblogged my article "The Right to Open Access to Humanities and Social Science Research".
I wrote a piece on recent Open Access developments in the UK humanities and social sciences context for ORGZine is the Digital Rights magazine written for and by Open Rights Group supporters.
Where I report on my lecture at the National Library in Mexico in June 2013, and share the slides and audio of the lecture.
Comparto la presentación que hice el jueves 17 de octubre de 2011, "Blogging como herramienta para la enseñanza y la investigación".
;e propuse hacer una "infográfica" de un reporte que hice con el Altmetric Explorer sobre artículos académicos que mencionan la palabra "mastectomía" en el título. La comparto.
I created an infographic which presents some findings from an Altmetric Explorer report I retrieved on 29 May 2013 9:59AM. I have shared it under CC BY on Fighsare.
I am giving a lecture on open access, Creative Commons licenses and copyright on Tuesday 11 June 2013, at the National Library, Institute of Library Studies, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
I have done an edit of the deck of slides I showed at the Forms of Innovation workshop at the University of Durham last Saturday 27th April 2013 to share online. You can download it as a .pptx file, and use it under a CC BY license, from Figshare.
I am honoured to have been included in the programme for the Open Access Monographs in the Humanities and Social Sciences conference which will take place the 1st and 2nd of July 2013 at the British Library.
Cameron Neylon published a very interesting and timely opinion piece on the Times Higher Education titled "Let's get this right" (28 March 2013). Here a personal response.
On Monday 25th March I will participate in a panel discussion on Open Access at the Beyond the Book? The future of academic publishing conference at the University of Nottingham.
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