Category: Current News: DigitalKoans Twitter Updates

• Reed Elsevier Sees Revenue Growth in First Half, http://t.co/gdMTGEUI1l
• Open Access Mandate Narrowed in Formal Proposals, http://t.co/LEZNDkX51r
• Victory for Fair Use and Consumer Choice: Ninth Circuit Rejects Networks' Appeal in Fox v. Dish., https://t.co/eHYjyVRODP
• All of Us are Affected, but Few of Us Are Represented at Upcoming Copyright Hearings, http://t.co/KQfaKfsM1E
• Two More Updated [Omeka] Plugins: OAI-PMH Harvester and OAI-PMH Repository, http://t.co/nZtS9rWfcl
• Textbooks Coming to the Google Play Store, http://t.co/yRqme2vk9l
• OpenOffice 4.0 Overhauls User Interface, Boosts Microsoft Compatibility, http://t.co/YTlFWNJ9dH

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• Scholarly Group Seeks Up to 6-Year Embargoes on Digital Dissertations, http://t.co/hbtNgpcM1K
• The DSpace 2013 RoadMap and 3-5 Year Vision, http://t.co/0C5JAJcJWS
• Congress and the Justice Dept's Dangerous Attempts to Define "Journalist" Threaten to Exclude Bloggers, https://t.co/OLjr1TgK7n
• ETDs, Publishing & Policy Based on Fear, http://t.co/tkmw5P70wC
• Does Mandatory Policy Help Open Access?, http://t.co/uEBCNCzH7S
• Making Images Open Can and Should Be Routine, http://t.co/lQW8e2tscS

Digital Scholarship

• Peter Suber on the State of Open Access: Where Are We, What Still Needs to Be Done?, http://t.co/s08rV84gV6
• Finland Writes History with Crowdsourced Copyright Law, http://t.co/SwXOpxRep6
• Linked Data First Steps & Catch-21, http://t.co/wPT95tRxxG
• Another Perspective on Library-Press "Partnerships," http://t.co/zuKR8LpCob
• Google Sets Internet Record with 25 Percent of U.S. Traffic, http://t.co/WMBoyU4U1m
• WIPO Committee to Decide Fate of Treaties to Protect TK, Genetic Resources, Folklore, http://t.co/WT9kITxLlK

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• Open Access: Brought to Book at Last?, http://t.co/AarShWHDbK
• The Problem with Permission, http://t.co/kQvXWVHZ2M
• Students Increasingly Look for Alternatives to Traditional Texts; Downloading of Unauthorized Content on the Rise, http://t.co/OqBzNP8USF
• Announcement: New Features for the DHDebates Platform, http://t.co/DruXoliInf
• Eloy Rodrigues on the State of Open Access: Where Are We, What Still Needs to Be Done?, http://t.co/e1fgRLiGk6
• PeerJ: An Open Access Business Model Based Around Individual Memberships, http://t.co/E0xjiEBbK4

Digital Scholarship

• Springer Renews Its Commitment to Open Access, http://t.co/8jMr5IWrFe
• Future of Scientific Publishing: Open Access to Manuscripts & Big Data [Presentations], http://t.co/OvkZrwzx4p
• Scholarly Kitchen Podcast: Anita de Waard on the Semantic Web, Data, and Discovery, http://t.co/TAqSIp2HNG
• E-books Drive 3% Quarterly Gain in Adult Trade Sales, http://t.co/XrLLv2TrAZ
• More Vendors Help Libraries Stream Video, http://t.co/euViKaPZa7

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• Swets Launches Open Access APC Management Service, http://t.co/cvNPz5xA6j
• The Tiny Bit of Competition Remaining in the Broadband Market Is on the Verge of Extinction, http://t.co/K6hHlZs9Zq
• Heather Joseph on the State Of Open Access: Where Are We, What Still Needs to Be Done?, http://t.co/79EchOWnUu
• Open Data: Merits, Challenges and Problems, http://t.co/cTKrkNyUY3
• The Privilege to Act Against Monopolies, http://t.co/JUiatyyhOQ
• Jammie Thomas Refuses to Make RIAA Propaganda in Exchange for Reduced Payment, http://t.co/t8PWHI7rjm
• With the Verdict In, What's Next For Apple?, http://t.co/W8AR5SsjmK

Digital Scholarship

• Second Circuit Upholds $675,000 Award in File-Sharing Case, http://t.co/KBqJIFxbxA
• Omeka 2.1 Release Candidate, updated Berlin theme, and a RESTful API, http://t.co/L51DRf59ZC
• Rumor: Amazon to Launch Three New Kindle Tablets Later This Fall, http://t.co/69g4Jiu45w
• PCWorld Exits Print, and the Era of Computer Magazines Ends, http://t.co/i9myE5Q0eE
• The RIAA Asks Jammie Thomas to Publicly Support Anti-Piracy to Lower Her $222,000 Fine, http://t.co/XK4Ln8qOO1

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• How Apple Led an E-book Price Conspiracy–In the Judge's Words, http://t.co/mbrlO1loce
• First Alpha Release of Fedora 4 from Fedora Futures, https://t.co/8nozp0Ey6i
• Why the Apple Ebook Ruling is Loss for Publishers, Authors, and Readers, http://t.co/LRooQq2cOb
• Five Consecutive Quarters of Sliding PC Sales Mark a New Industry Record, http://t.co/So2vMOoFPH
• Ecumenical Open Access and the Finch Report Principles, http://t.co/5S2pkTZYrJ
• Open-Access Platform Libre Launched, http://t.co/EfG8Tcvecq
• Evaluating the Open Access Software Toolchain, https://t.co/cNVfchbUHe

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• US Federal Judge Rules Apple Conspired to Raise E-book Prices, http://t.co/HhXBhiyOiV
• Elizabeth Cowell Appointed UCSC Interim University Librarian, http://t.co/09OtcyOfR5
• France Defangs Its Anti-piracy Law, Removes Disconnection Penalty, http://t.co/ei2J2s7Qsi
• Deal Boosts Blind's Access to Texts, http://t.co/UxtXSj7ZtQ
• Scholarly Kitchen Podcast: Bibliometrics in an Age of Abundance, http://t.co/9gnwhNHwJp
• Open Data for Science Education, http://t.co/QbLE9uFICM

Digital Scholarship

• Dutch Libraries Go to Court to Make Sure They Can Lend Ebooks, http://t.co/xW5FtJQ57y
• Open Access Research Issues in the Humanities and Social Sciences [Presentations], http://t.co/EnJfvMepef
• These New Ads Look Back at You, http://t.co/mu9OlxKGsf
• What Happens When the Marginal Cost of Content is No Longer Zero?, http://t.co/OJrrJXGo53
• 3D Printing for All: Inside Chicago Library’s New "Pop-Up Maker Lab." http://t.co/l3RRsToZKp
• The Impact of Open Textbooks at OpenStax College, http://t.co/9wwggfLXDu

Digital Scholarship

• Young Researchers in Digital Humanities: A Manifesto, http://t.co/tGAiEX5Nd3
• RIAA Hits 25 Million Google Takedowns, Web Blocking Making Things Worse, http://t.co/JmhMVXMfbi
• DCWG Shifts Focus as Ebook Landscape Evolves, http://t.co/swSRQnNl6o
• The Latest Advances in the Promotion and Implementation of OA policies in Italy, http://t.co/Z0GH35FG94
• California's Open Access Bill Encounters A Hurdle, But Gathers Support, https://t.co/2CiVggYIqz

Digital Scholarship

• Of Fences and Defenses, http://t.co/aUQchSTzyy
• Instagram Hopes 15 Seconds Will Be Better Than Six for Social Micro-Video, http://t.co/tFwKXT5bi2
• Aaron's Law Introduced: Now Is the Time to Reform the CFAA, https://t.co/YNPwzaeQmi
• WIPO VIP Treaty: Opening Statements Lay Out Differences, http://t.co/S7tl5ZTUkJ
• Broadcasters: For Fair Access to Content before They Were against It, http://t.co/psb45D9eak
• NISO to Develop Standards and Recommended Practices for Altmetrics, http://t.co/oc1aNN2qyR

Digital Scholarship

• DOAJ in Transition—Interview with Lars Bjørnshauge, Managing Editor, http://t.co/zm8TFplLwb
• Picture Emerges over 'Gold' Open-Access Allocations, http://t.co/rRpondRsrC
• Paper Rules: Why Borrowing an E-book from Your Library Is So Difficult, http://t.co/VrLdCqqRwP
• 3D Printed Copyright Infringement Is Still Copyright Infringement, http://t.co/4zqsNs3uJm
• Thomson Reuters Research Analytics Unveils 2013 Edition of Its Journal Citation Reports, http://t.co/KYifKgvjbu
• New DRM Looks to Change Words in E-books, http://t.co/DAQ3XmNuiY
• New Draft Text Issued by WIPO Negotiators For Visually Impaired Treaty, http://t.co/MnUDfyfUkG
• EFF Amicus: Accessing a Public Website Is Not a Crime, https://t.co/QVFiWXxkX3

Digital Scholarship | Current News: DigitalKoans Twitter Updates

• G8 Highlights Open Data as Crucial for Governance and Growth, http://t.co/r5yeN0NrS1
• In Eventful Year, Wiley Sales, Earnings Fell, http://t.co/ZFmwA9dyqr
• Announcing ALM Reports—A New tool for Analyzing Article Impact, http://t.co/sdNYNKtN78
• Digital Discord, http://t.co/9dCyrFKzyR
• ePub Metadata What Gets Shown?, http://t.co/FlXJnYpijV
• Jobless Forced to Pay for Library Internet Access Just as More Services Move Online, http://t.co/6YjITJbo2t

Digital Scholarship

• Research 2.0.3: The Future of Research Communication, http://t.co/bETFewiEgs
• Museums Can Get Copyright Right, http://t.co/1hwvqZprNx
• Open Access: Emerald's Green Starts to Fade?, http://t.co/QWZXUUa0Xx
• New DRM Changes Text of eBooks to Catch Pirates, http://t.co/70cyq3FLnO
• Dear Officials: Don't Be Deceived by CHORUS… Adopt Real Open Access Policies, https://t.co/L6StFbUGds
• Digital Discord, http://t.co/9dCyrFKzyR
• Report Released by U.S. GAO Demonstrates the Need for Open Textbooks, http://t.co/LzXaWjDxga

Digital Scholarship

• How The MPAA Fought to Keep Audiovisual Materials out of WIPO Treaty for the Blind/Deaf http://t.co/2wOeF2RfsQ
• Major Book Publishers Demand Identities of Usenet Uploaders, http://t.co/nrekObYjs7
• Why Internet Radio Royalties Led Pandora to Buy an FM Radio Station, http://t.co/VzbIpteMrL
• France Disconnects First File-Sharer from the Internet, http://t.co/pWSurkO6Uv
• You're so Vain: U-M study Links Social Media and Narcissism, http://t.co/pM68Kefzwo

Digital Scholarship

• New Librarianship Master Class MOOC from Syracuse University iSchool, http://t.co/MAeb61gyWE
• Bowker: Self-published E-books 12% of Sales, http://t.co/k6BuhIwsth
• Are University Presses Better off Now than They Were Four Years Ago?, http://t.co/54EKFtLGWu
• Library and Archives Paywall Delayed until Fall, http://t.co/9dF3YYT6Cl
• Open Access Empowers 16-year-old Jack Andraka to Create Breakthrough Cancer Diagnostic, http://t.co/51UPenlk2L

Digital Scholarship

• Better than Joining the CHORUS, http://t.co/7f55QmNRJm
• Chapter, Verse, and CHORUS: A First Pass Critique, http://t.co/eesrZnk2F7
• Universities and Libraries Envision a 'Federated System' for Public Access to Research, http://t.co/mBIwwiO0UP
• New Author's Agreement from Michigan Publishing, http://t.co/jBVdad2Eq8
• Europe Struggles With Licensing Text and Data Mining, http://t.co/Jrj7lLFpOz

Digital Scholarship

• Video: Using The Amazon Cloud To Host Digital Scholarship Projects, http://t.co/ZXbamTSS4P
• Copyright Summit: Collaboration And Protection: Digital Management For The 21st Century, http://t.co/Elo2kvfqwc
• With Your Support, The Save Podcasting Campaign Is Underway, https://t.co/kHH3qsERfW
• Nook Media Debuts Nook Snaps, Curated Digital Short Content, http://t.co/xhGeW2w1nF
• Unlocking Hearing Shines A Light On The DMCA's Problems And The Need For A Real Fix, https://t.co/izYD64QpqZ

Digital Scholarship

• Bill Gates Backs ResearchGate, a Social Network for Scientists, http://t.co/hOkS7Ox7St
• Licensed to Sell? IDPF Panel Tackles Tough Questions on Digital Content, http://t.co/JOJYGKUIbG
• Researchers Use Wi-Fi and Gestures to Make a 'Smart Home', http://t.co/aKIjxfHMEq
• First Witness Testifies in Apple E-book Trial, http://t.co/qnWs4qwvkn
• Penguin's David Shanks Testifies at Apple Trial, http://t.co/aUehI8Lw8p
• UK Piracy Warning Letters Delayed until 2015, http://t.co/ZheaUQi924

Digital Scholarship

• EFF Urges Appeals Court to Affirm Libraries' Right to Digitize Books, https://t.co/zL6u9xczup
• Bookstores in America, 2013: A State-by-State Guide, http://t.co/s9ENeqwBvI
• Oregon State University Libraries and Press Strategic Agenda for Research Data Services, http://t.co/m4lpNv0rH2
• Court Says Copying Journal Articles to Show Prior Art in Patent Proceedings Is Fair Use, http://t.co/enqD1oiYcg

Digital Scholarship

• Tensions Grow as Data-Mining Discussions Fall Apart, http://t.co/u0LhmXcngq
• DCWG Big Six Matrix for Ebook License Comparisons, http://t.co/PWylIb9qpw
• EPUB 3: DOA?, http://t.co/VAPWqssAYE
• France Ready to Shut Down Hadopi as It's 'Incompatible' With Digital Economy, http://t.co/mf7AmNNCXc
• Apple E-book Deal 'Cost Hundreds of Millions', http://t.co/8cvLz5QCs8

Digital Scholarship

• Rise of 'Altmetrics' Revives Questions about How to Measure Impact of Research, http://t.co/t8kXiITcza
• Duke Classics Scholar Finds Another Home in the Library, http://t.co/sz6fTWgRan
• Lions and Tiger and Bears, OA, or, Scaring the Children, Part 1, http://t.co/UF0PkrJX7l
• California Open Access Legislation Clears Latest Hurdle, http://t.co/S81tPVaDxx
• Research Funders Propose Steps to Promote Open Access, http://t.co/A6Wc85IEMI

Digital Scholarship

• White Houses Issues Important Executive Order on Open Government Data, http://t.co/IB47JkrWxd
• California Open Access Bill Clears Committee, http://t.co/iQVqVweGAB
• Amazon Working on a 3D Phone, http://t.co/gxHbbnxu8p
• New Bipartisan Bill Proposes Real Fixes to Bad Copyright Law, https://t.co/IAFVGXs0gD
• Senator John McCain Pushes to End the Cable Bundle, http://t.co/AfEYrhqqhl
• New Privacy Bill Requires Apps to Disclose How They Share Personal Data, http://t.co/mGJ5hHrWq1
• Viewing Cached Copyrighted Content Isn't Infringing, UK Supreme Court Says, http://t.co/wg3DzSI7ck

Digital Scholarship

• Google, Authors Guild Back in Court, http://t.co/00f38eO0TY
• Finding Out Who Your Friends Are [Georgia State University copyright case], http://t.co/N34oUb3gM1
• IFLA Builds Its New Repository with EPrints Services, http://t.co/QkEFvjU6Wn
• Google Glass: What Do You Want to Know about Google's Internet Eyewear?, http://t.co/7NLXMMZcJ9
• Intellectual Property Owners Association Against Helping the Blind Because It Would 'Set a Dangerous Precedent', http://t.co/J2AK3i1qdC
• Providing Context to Article-Level Metrics, http://t.co/7UpENsz2Um

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