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Introduction
Declan Butler
Nature
19 March 2004
Experiments in publishing 
From Nature 9 September 2004
The pros and cons of Open Access 
Kate Worlock
13 September 2004
The orthodoxy of Open Access 
John Ewing
13 September 2004
Journal publishing: what do authors want? 
Ian Rowlands, Dave Nicholas and Paul Huntingdon
13 September 2004
What do societies do with their publishing surpluses? 
Christine Baldwin and Sally Morris
13 September 2004
Electronic publishing models and the public good 
Bernard Rous
13 September 2004
Britain
decides 'open access' is still an open issue
Declan Butler
Nature
From Nature 22 July 2004
The best business model for scholarly journals:
an economist's perspective
Mark J. McCabe
and Christopher M. Snyder
16 July 2004
A professional society's take on access to the
scientific literature
Bettie Sue Masters
and Judith S. Bond
8 July 2004
An
evidence-based assessment of the 'author pays' model
Donald W. King
and Carol Tenopir
University of Pittsburgh/Tennessee
25 June 2004
PNAS
and Open Access
Nicholas R. Cozzarelli
University of California at Berkeley
25 June 2004
The
primacy of authors in achieving Open Access
Peter Suber
10 June 2004
Not
so quiet on a Western front
Daniel Greenstein
University of California
28 May 2004
Can
'author pays' journals compete with 'reader pays'?
T.C. Bergstrom and C.T Bergstrom
Universities of California, and Washington
20 May 2004
The
green and the gold roads to Open Access
Stevan Harnad et al.
17 May 2004
Can Open Access be viable?
The Institute of Physics' experience
John Haynes
IOP Publishing Ltd
7 May 2004
Do
Open Access journals have impact?
James Pringle
Thomson ISI
7 May 2004
CrossRef
launches CrossRef Search, powered By Google
Ed Pentz
CrossRef
29 April 2004
Analysing
the scientific literature in its online
context
Jon Kleinberg
Cornell University
29 April 2004
Open
Access needs to get 'back to basics'
Leo Waaijers
SURF
23 April 2004
Open
Access ignoring lessons of dot-com bubble
Marie Meyer
Vertilog
22 April 2004
Is free affordable?
John B. Hawley
Journal of Clinical Investigation
15 April 2004
Open access by the article: an idea whose time has come?
Thomas J. Walker
University of Florida
15 April 2004
How journals can 'realistically' boost access
Ira Mellman
Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of Cell Biology
8 April 2004
Experimenting with Open Access publishing
Martin Richardson and Claire Saxby
Oxford University Press
8 April 2004
On being scientific about science publishing
Ann Okerson
Associate University Librarian,Yale University
1 April 2004
The myth of 'unsustainable' Open Access journals
Jan Velterop
BioMed Central
1 April 2004
Open
access and learned Societies
Will open access prove a blessing or a curse to learned societies?
Kate Worlock
EPS
25 March 2004
Why
electronic publishing means people will pay different prices
Andrew Odlyzko
Digital Technology Center, University of Minnesota
25 March 2004
Open access and not-for-profit publishers
Sally Morris
Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers
19 March 2004
Open Access: yes, no, maybe
Karen Hunter
Elsevier
19 March 2004
Universities' own electronic repositories yet to impact on Open Access
Mark Ware
Publishing Consultant
19 March 2004
PLoS co-founder defends free dissemination of peer-reviewed journals online
Patrick Brown
Public Library of Science
19 March 2004
Science editor-in-chief warns of PLoS growing pains
Donald Kennedy
Science
19 March 2004
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