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News: Farewell to the Printed Monograph - Inside Higher Ed
""I have been increasingly convinced that the business model based on printed monograph was not merely failing but broken," said Phil Pochoda, director of the Michigan press. "Why try to fight your way through this? Why try to remain in territory you know is doomed? Scholarly presses will be primarily digital in a decade. Why not seize the opportunity to do it now?""
Communicating knowledge: how and why UK researchers publish and disseminate their findings | RIN
Cómo se comunican los investigadores (I) « Documentación, biblioteconomía e información - La Coctelera
"Como curiosidad, los investigadores apenas le dan importancia a canales como blogs, foros u otros medios electrónicos de comunicación informal ya que sólo un 12% le concede algún tipo de relevancia a la hora de difundir investigación."
What is not available online is not worth reading?
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ased on a study of physicists and astronomers, this article shows that more scientists now assume that if articles are of enough quality and significance, they must be available online and vice versa. Though still in a low minority, a number of scientists believe that what is not available online is not worth the effort to obtain it.
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All of the interviewees in the study stated that their preference was to obtain the articles online as PDF files.
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