10,000 Names In, What the Boycott Means for Elsevier, Open Access
Apr 25, 2012, 05:00 AM
by
Michael Croft
The Guardian | With more than 10,000 scientists pledging to boycott Elsevier on the Cost of Knowledge website, the site's creator, Tyler Neylon, talks about open access and what will come next for scientific publishing.
April 25, 2012 | With more than 10,000 scientists pledging to boycott Elsevier on the Cost of Knowledge website, the site's creator, Tyler Neylon, talks about open access and what will come next for scientific publishing. The pricing and legal questions that the Cost of Knowledge raised about Elsevier and just symptoms of a larger problem, he says. Academic publishing as a business model is obsolete. The Guardian