- RT @infopeep: Salo, Dorothea: Escaping Datageddon: comments, please [August 31] http://bit.ly/aCodto
- RT @lescarr: More on the relationship between Mendeley and Repositories [August 28] http://bit.ly/9oNJE0
- Richard Poynder on the first Panton Discussion (about open data) [August 27] http://bit.ly/b2aztr
- RT @DigitalKoans: Share the Data: Making Large-Scale Proteomics Data Widely Available [August 26] http://icio.us/0wyjgg
- UKPMC provides WoS citation counts [August 21] http://bit.ly/aQJbQq
- How Science Is Rediscovering “Open” And What It Means For Government (about open data) [August 19] http://bit.ly/ccQyrJ
- The Open Access movement (emphasis on arXiv as a success story) [August 17] http://bit.ly/9i8zoP
- Innovations for Global Health Equity: Beyond Open Access towards Open Data [August 16] http://bit.ly/8ZnidL
- BMJ Open – launching autumn 2010 (data sharing emphasized) [August 16] http://bit.ly/dg5jPC
- Summary: Hearing on Public Access to Federally Funded Research [August 15] http://bit.ly/cOSqTo
- Open Medicine has been accepted into MEDLINE [August 13] http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/278
- UPEI’s cancellation of WOS getting attention (CBC & Toronto Star) [August 11] http://ow.ly/2nCqM & http://tinyurl.com/2ej5v7c
- Heather Piwowar‘s reading lists (on Mendeley) about data sharing and re-use [August 5] http://bit.ly/9adW4l
- Why I want everything OA, right now [August 5] http://wp.me/p4g7f-37
- CoLab’s Open Source Science web app now live [August 5] http://bit.ly/9j2Akh
- Which journal should I submit my paper to? An economic analysis of the options [August 5] http://bit.ly/cpCrxw
- Find the future at a 21st-century science library: Charlotte Observer [August 3] http://bit.ly/anK02h
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