Cites & Insights 15:7 (July 2015) is now available for downloading at http://citesandinsights.info/civ15i7.pdf
This odd summer issue is 20 pages long. If you’re planning to read it online or on an e-device, you may prefer the 37-page one-column 6×9″ edition, available at http://citesandinsights.info/civ15i7on.pdf
(Thanks to a change in software support, both versions should show boldface, have working hyperlinks, and have bookmarks.)
The issue includes:
The Front: The Open Access Landscape: An Interim View pp. 1-4
There’s a new ebook and book out, containing all of the Open Access Landscape subject chapters–but with more material as well. You can’t buy it as such, but a small donation to Cites & Insights will get you a link to the PDF and another link to pick up the 202-page (186+xvi) paperback for $7. You can donate at the Cites & Insights home page. (Also: Chapter 16 to show what’s included, and some notes about the PDF changes in this issue.)
Perspective: Thinking about Libraries and Access, Take 2 pp. 4-11
My current personal beliefs about the present and future of OA–including cases where I know what I believe and I hope I’m wrong. Also the first “Thinking about Libraries and Access” (from nine years ago) and some brief notes.
Perspective: A Few Words, Part 1 pp. 11-20
Twenty years ago (as of ALA Annual, that is), I was pleasantly surprised with an unexpected award. This “essay” consists of anywhere from a sentence to a paragraph of (nearly all) my books and articles leading up to that award–from 1976 through 1994 in pretty much chronological order. You may find it amusing. Or not.
