Updated: 10/13/2003; 9:18:27 PM.
John Lambert
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Tuesday, December 17, 2002

Free the research papers!
Today's NY Times has a piece by Amy Harmon about a new project by leading scientists to create free, online, peer-reviewed journals that get research widely disseminated without the delays and fees associated with the more traditional print-journal approach. Bravo. Isn't this what the Internet, and the Web, were created for in the first place? [Scott Rosenberg's Links & Comment]

It's only half the battle; you have to get the administration to accept them as equivalent to published journals, too. (I think a prof at CWRU got dinged for this; I have no first hand knowledge, though.)


6:50:41 PM    comment []  



Perspective: The 10 biggest hype jobs of 2002 [CNET News.com: Perspective]

Bad news: Microsoft is mentioned in "#10: Web Services"

Good news: that's the only place Microsoft is mentioned

(Sun, HP, and IBM are in #4 and #3: autonomous data centers and storage management software.)


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