Account of the Serials & Other Continuing Resources Section, Home for Scholarly Communication in IFLA
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Transformative Agreements program was really interesting.
The session had a unique hashtag: #SOCRS_WLIC2022 so I'm tagging #wlic2022 so interested folks catch these specialized tweets.
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Andrea Wirth opening the #SOCRS_WLIC2022 open session on whether TAs are opening access to research
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Colleen Campbell shows that Diamond/Gold OA is growing #SOCRS_WLIC2022 #WOWWLIC
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Transformative Agreements were supposed to be a temporary cost neutral pathway to full OA #SOCRS_WLIC2022
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Committed to full open access to scientific communication #SOCRS_WLIC2022
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Interesting discussion about the what is the total cost of managing transformative agreements. With particular attention to the administrative costs and the training and advocacy work that’a involved too #WLIC2022 #socrs_wlic2022
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#IFLA2022! 🤗
We wish #WLIC2022 a good start and are happy to support the following sections: @iflalbs #iflabuild2022, @IFLA_Special #Rarebooks and
the Serials & Other Continuing Resources section @scholcomms #SOCRS_WLIC2022
It is almost time to take your seats for the #WLIC2022 Opening Ceremony!
Proceedings will begin shortly at 09:00 IST / 10:00 CEST, 26 July 2022.
Join us online with your OPADE account or via YouTube: bit.ly/3b23Siv
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Also later "today" if you are in Asia, Australia or the Americas (or you're an insomniac in Europe), our Director is moderating the @scholcomms session on #openaccess #scholarlycommunication in Stream1 at #WLIC2021 3am in Paris, 10am in Tokyo & 8pm in Lima ifla-wlic2021.com/events/ses…
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Break out of your bubble, take part in the most international event in the library calendar!
Our latest #WLIC2021 newsletter shares more about our exciting programme and how you can make the most of it.
So take a look, and join us there: bit.ly/3l269gb
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Today at an extraordinary General Assembly in Melbourne, IFLA Members approved a new governance structure - the result of 18 months of an intense, thorough, consultative and rewarding process.
Thanks to everyone who has been a part of it, we are #ifla!!
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Take a look at African Principles for Open Access:
#1 Academic Research and knowledge from and about Africa should be freely available to all who wish to access, use or reuse it while at the same time being protected from misuse and misappropriation.
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In 2019, we’re celebrating 20 years of IFLA’s #IntellectualFreedom statement.
How well are its principles being applied in your country? Fill in our checklist to find out: bit.ly/2P5I2Nx
#HumanRightsDay #StandUp4HumanRights #IntellectualFreedom20Years @IFLA_FAIFE
ALT Libraries for Human Rights: IFLA Intellectual Freedom Checklist #StandUp4HumanRights IFLA.org
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Our IFLA WLIC Data Librarianship session wrap-up is now live! ifla.org/node/81945?og=48
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Our IFLA WLIC Libraries as Drives for Open Access session wrap-up is now live! ifla.org/node/81946?og=48
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Dear MEP... #IFLA urges #Europe's lawmakers to send the right message to readers, researchers, educators and creators next Wednesday bit.ly/2wUCADv #fixcopyright #SaveYourInternet @eblida @LIBEReurope #copyright4libraries #CopyrightDirective #copyright @_C4C_
