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The Cost of Knowledge
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The Cost of Knowledge
Inspired by Timothy Gower's blog post and the subsequent boycott page:
thecostofknowledge.com/ as described in The Chronicle of Higher Ed article, Elsevier Publishing Boycott Gathers Steam Among Academics via a tweet from @clintlalonde
Check out the larger version of the mock Elsevier logo
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ARL 10y
Thank you so much for this wonderful drawing, and for making it available to re-use! We included it in our January e-news (www.arl.org/news/enews/enews-jan2012.shtml#elsevier). -
Giulia Forsythe 10y
ARL My pleasure, Kaylyn (and ARL); I'm pleased you were able to use it.
Did your newsletter also go out via email? The bulk of the visits seem to be from 'unknown sources' but seem to coincide with your newsletter publish date.
Not a big deal, I'm just curious :) -
David Wees 10y
Stephen Downes posted a link to it as well, so it is probably circulating via social media. You are right of course, the distributor of information we collectively create should have far less power over how we access that information after. -
Nancy White 10y
And it is prominently displayed here: blog.thecostofknowledge.com/ -
ARL 10y
Hi Giulia, I just logged into Flickr and saw your reply to my comment from a month ago! Guess I need to change my Flickr account settings so I receive alerts. :) Anyway, yes, we send out our newsletter by email as well as posting links to it on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and our homepage. -
Brad Patterson 10y
Just added this to a post on publishing within the English Learning sector. Thanks so much for the share, Giulia! www.edulang.com/blog/cost-of-knowledge/ Cheers, Brad
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