(une vie de) bibliothécaire?

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Jul 03 2009 ∞

Israel: The Alternative - The New York Review of Books

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In one vital attribute, however, Israel is quite different from previous insecure, defensive microstates born of imperial collapse: it is a democracy. Hence its…

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Jul 02 2009 ∞

Open Reading Frame

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What this suggests to me is that the driving force in Evans’ suggested “narrow[ing of] the range of findings and ideas built upon” is not online access per se but…
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Electronic Publication and the Narrowing of Science and Scholarship -- Evans 321 (5887): 395 -- Science

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The forcedbrowsing of print archives may have stretched scientists andscholars to anchor findings deeply into past and present scholarship.Searching online is…
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Are Online and Free Online Access Broadening or Narrowing Research? - Open Access Archivangelism

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If I had to choose between the explanation of the Evans effect as a recency/bandwagon effect, as Evans interprets it, or as an increased overall quality/selectivity…
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“ I believe that high-quality journals such as Nature and Science and, in chemistry, Angewandte Chemie and Journal of the American Chemical Society should continue to appear in all their published formats, including print. Otherwise, there is a risk that the quality of these prestigious journals could gradually decline to the standard of many of today’s web-only journals.
— The pleasure and importance of printed journals : Article : Nature
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Electronic Publication and the Narrowing of Science and Scholarship — Evans 321 (5887): 395 Figure Figure 1 — Science

“Fig. 1. Distribution of online journal availability in ISI-FSO data through (A) commercial subscription and (B) free through journal Web site. “Hot” regions of the graph correspond to journal issues just a few years behind the years in which they are available online, e.g., in 2003, more journals were commercially and freely available from 1999—about 1000 and 500, respectively—than from any other year. The figure highlights how journal issues increasingly came online from the 1940s, ’50s, and ’60s in 2004 and 2005. [View Larger Version of this Image (121K JPEG file)]”

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Jun 30 2009 ∞

“Au-delà des dépôts institutionnels”, un article de Laurent Romary et Chris Armbruster

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Electronic Journals and Changes in Scholarly Article Seeking and Reading Patterns

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Readings from library-provided electronic journals has increased substantially, while readings of older articles have recently increased somewhat. Ironically,…
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Jun 29 2009 ∞

Couperin, Elsevier et Olivier T. (commentaire)

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Jun 26 2009 ∞
Twitter: vedette des évènements iraniens mais il faut la mort de Michael Jackson pour faire laguer la plate-forme… Mise en perspective.
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