Elisabetta Poltronieri, Controllo Semantico all'Istituto Superiore della Sanita, video of a presentation (in Italian) at Pervasive IA (Forli, February 20-21, 2009) on the OA repository at Italy's Istituto Superiore di Sanità.
The Commons on Flickr has 3 recently-joined participating institutions (thanks to Wired Campus): State Library of Queensland, Australia State Archives of Florida Oregon State University Archives See also our past posts on Flickr Commons.
Stevan Harnad has expanded upon his original comments (February 19) on the Evans and Reimer study in Science Magazine. (For other early comments, see my own February 19 post.) From February 24, The Evans & Reimer OA Impact Study: A Welter of Misunderstandings:
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Program in Research in Information Technology, DuraSpace -- a joint service developed by DSpace Foundation and Fedora Commons, project report, February 13, 2009. (Thanks to Les Carr and Charles Bailey.) See also our past posts on DuraSpace.
Tim O'Reilly makes the argument for Open Publishing. A 4-minute video interview. See also our past posts on O'Reilly.
Anne Donnelly, A Repository is not a Bookshelf!, DataShare Blog, February 25, 2009. Notes on SUETr Embedding Repositories Event (Lincoln, England, February 10, 2009).
John Palfrey, Peter Suber at Harvard University on the Future of Open Access, John Palfrey, February 26, 2009. Notes on What is the future of open access? (Cambridge, Mass., February 26, 2009).
Notes on Open Science: Good for Research, Good for Researchers? (New York, February 19, 2009): Arikia Millikan, Open Science: Good for Research and Researchers [Bora Zivkovic's Presentation at Columbia], Page 3.14, February 22, 2009. Caryn Shechtman, Open Science: Is it the Future of Research?, New York blog, February 20, 2009. Update. See also the event video.
Izabella Taler, LIS Open Access E-Journal – where are you?, Webology, December 2008.
Philip Davis, End of Free Access, The Scholarly Kitchen, February 26, 2009.
Katie Fortney, Towards an Open Source Legal Operating System, working paper, February 20, 2009.