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Posted on June 19, 2012 by nick.e.sheppard@gmail.com

What with the Finch report making a bit of a splash right now and by all accounts downplaying the role of repositories and Green Open Access (expect a formal response from UKCoRR in due course, though in the meantime see … Continue reading →

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Are your repository policies worth the HTML they are written in?

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Nick Sheppard

In Neil Stewart’s recent guest post on this blog he lamented the The Unfulfilled Promise of Aggregating Institutional Repository Content;  in the context of his work with the CORE projects at the Open University Owen Stephens (@oste… Continue reading →

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Are your repository policies worth the HTML they are written in?

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Nick Sheppard

In Neil Stewart’s recent guest post on this blog he lamented the The Unfulfilled Promise of Aggregating Institutional Repository Content;  in the context of his work with the CORE projects at the Open University Owen Stephens (@oste… Continue reading →

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Are your repository policies worth the HTML they are written in?

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Nick Sheppard

In Neil Stewart’s recent guest post on this blog he lamented the The Unfulfilled Promise of Aggregating Institutional Repository Content;  in the context of his work with the CORE projects at the Open University Owen Stephens (@oste… Continue reading →

Posted in CORE, Creative Commons, fulltext, Google+, metadata, oai-pmh, OpenDOAR, policy, UKCoRR, ukoer | Comments Off