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Updated: 17 November, 2009
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Welcome

Today, scholars, publishers and librarians are developing alternative models and initiatives to traditional print-subscriber publishing systems. The University at Buffalo community supports and contributes to the transforming of scholarly communication and publishing. This site is intended to inform our community of developments and emerging models for the creation, sharing, publishing, and archiving of scholarship. We will regularly update the site with information about developing issues, policy debates, tools you can use, and proposed models. If you have questions or comments about the material presented on this web site, please contact Austin Booth at habooth@buffalo.edu.



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Federal Research Public Access Act

Open Letter to the U.S. Congress Signed by 41 Nobel Prize Winners

            November 6, 2009



Scholarly Publishing Roundtable Formed


Five Major Research Universities Endorse Compact Supporting Open-Access Journals
            September 14, 2009



Open Book Alliance launched to secure open access and competition in Google Books business model. August 26, 2009.



Google Books Settlement Information for Faculty and Scholars
July 2009

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