The Occasional Pamphlet

For us non-Dutch-speakers, Google Translate is helpful: translate.google.com/translat… "This article examines whether the Harvard licensing model is permitted under Dutch law. That appears to be the case." twitter.com/petersuber/sta…

About 2 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

Great statement from Martha Whitehead on behalf of the @HarvardLibrary's commitment to broad #openaccess to scholarly articles and other research results. #oaweek library.harvard.edu/about/new…

About 2 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

Harvard's computer science program is searching for junior faculty members in all areas of CS. If you know of anyone who might be interested, please point them to seas.harvard.edu/academic-aff…. #computerscience #academe

About 3 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

@andy_nobes Yep. Still no author- or reader-side fees. Still a top tier AI journal – 90-something percentile in "eigenfactor" (if that's the kind of thing you're into).

About 4 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

“The central point that emerges from our research is that economic elites…have substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy, while mass-based interest groups and average citizens have little or no independent influence.” h/t @MrDeity bit.ly/2F1FxWZ

About 7 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

@jasonintrator Harvard'll be happy to take it.

About 7 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

Alan Turing receives a belated obituary from @nytimes for LGBT Pride Month. His death from governmental hounding for the crime of simply being gay is one of the great intellectual tragedies of the 20th century. nytimes.com/2019/06/05/obi…

About 7 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

@StephenEglen @petersuber Here’s what we say at osc.hul.harvard.edu/authors/f…: “Each joint author of an article holds copyright in the article and, individually, has the authority to grant Harvard a nonexclusive license. However, one waiver from one author is sufficient to waive the license to Harvard.”

About 8 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite