Walt at Random

After some years of not writing about OA in Cites & Insights, seems like I’ve been writing about it quite a bit. John Dupuis suggested that I provide a list of all the OA-related essays over the last year or so. I’ve done that below, starting with December 2012 (the first significant OA-related material since 2009). All OA-related essays appear under the “Intersections” flag, since OA involves the intersection of libraries, policy, media and technology.

All references below are to Cites & Insights.

• December 2012 v. 12 no. 12 – 38 pages  [Single-column Edition – 73 pages]: Policy: The Rapid Route of RWA (pp. 1-25), and Libraries: Walking Away: Courage and Acquisitions (pp. 25-38).
• January 2013 v. 13 no. 1 – 40 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 77 pages]: Intersections: Catching Up with Open Access (pp. 25-38)
• February 2013 v. 13 no. 2 – 40 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 75 pages]: Intersections: Catching Up with Open Access 2 (pp. 3-40)
• June 2013 v. 13 no. 6 – 42 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 81 pages]: Intersections: Hot Times for Open Access (pp. 1-42)
• April 2014 v. 14 no. 4 – 22 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 41 pages]: Intersections: Ethics and Access 1: The Sad Case of Jeffrey Beall (pp. 1-14)
• May 2014 v. 14 no. 5 – 34 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 65 pages]: Intersections: Ethics and Access 2: The So-Called Sting (pp. 1-20)
• July 2014 v. 14 no. 7 – 24 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 45 pages]: Intersections: Journals, “Journals” and Wannabes: Investigating the List (pp. 1-24)
• October/November 2014 v. 14 no. 10 – 24 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 49 pages]: Intersections: Journals and “Journals”: Taking a Deeper Look (pp. 1-24)
• December 2014 v. 14 no. 11 – 34 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 77 pages]: Intersections: Journals and “Journals”: Taking a Deeper Look: Part 2: DOAJ Subset and Additional Notes (pp. 1-34)
• January 2015 v. 15 no. 1 – 28 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 57 pages]: Intersections: The Third Half (pp. 1-21)
• March 2015 v. 15 no. 3 – 24 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 46 pages]: Intersections: One More Chunk of DOAJ (pp. 1-10)
• April 2015 v. 15 no. 4 – 38 pages  [Single-Column Edition – 72 pages]: Intersections: The Economics of Open Access (pp. 1-38)

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