The Impending Demise of Greedy For-Profit Scientific Publishers (Part I)

The Impending Demise of Greedy For-Profit Scientific Publishers (Part I)

Invitation to subscribe to Denise Nicholson's copyright issues blog

(I received this invitation from Denise Nicholson, the Copyright Services Librarian at Univ of the Witwatersrand, and thought others might like to subscribe to this useful service - Eileen) 

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Quo Vadis copyright?

 

"If copyright is to survive into the 21st Century and beyond, it must adapt to cater for new forms of homogeneous works. However, if it is to be adapted to try and protect forms of heterogeneous works, it will not survive in a coherent form..." (by Prof OH Dean, Stellenbosch University)