All Stories

  1. A model for publishers to introduce globally fair and transparent pricing
  2. A free toolkit to foster open access agreements
  3. Time is a thief of memory
  4. Academic scholarship preserved
  5. Open Access business model overview for society publishers and other small and medium publishers
  6. Will the coronavirus slow open access – and is the answer different for books and journals?
  7. How libraries can help publishers achieve open access through new types of deals.
  8. Adaptations in Publishing--Publishers and Librarians Advancing Research
  9. Text and Data Mining Contracts: The Issues and Needs
  10. ATG Interviews Alicia Wise, Director of Access and Policy, Elsevier
  11. Alicia Wise Profile
  12. Open Access, Public Access: Policies, Implementation, Developments, and the Future of U.S.-Published Research
  13. Open Access from a Publisher's Perspective
  14. Profile
  15. Elsevier statement on Research4Life
  16. 21st-century rights management: why does it matter and what is being done?
  17. An Industry Copyright Infringement Portal to Combat Online Piracy
  18. Publishers work together to provide electronic access to authoritative publications for the Research Assessment Exercise
  19. The economics of copyright
  20. Virtual learning environments: setting the scene
  21. Joint Information Systems Committee
  22. Are digital library resources useful for learners and researchers?
  23. Mark Gillings and Alicia Wise, eds, GIS Guide to Good Practice. (Archaeological Data Service, Oxford: Oxbow Books, 1999, 88 pp., pbk, ISBN 1 900188 69 4)
  24. ATHENS, gateways, and portals: components of the Distributed National Electronic Resource
  25. A distributed national electronic resource for UK higher and further education institutions
  26. The view from archaeology
  27. Why metadata matters in archaeology
  28. A Cross-Sectional Developmental Study of the Social Relations of Students Who Enter College Early