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A collection of open access related links, from OATP, the Open Access Tracking Project: 

• Open data complements justice reform action plan
• Archivalia: Wir blicken einmal mehr enttäuscht auf ZORA
• Thomson Reuters Tackles Open Access Datasets With Data Citation Index
• U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder touts bill that would make research more available during KU visit / LJWorld.com
• Open Access Gold of research work: A scientific view from a physic...
• Science Europe - European regional Working Group Meeting of the Global Research Council: Focus on Open Access to
• Big Data Right Now: Five Trendy Open Source Technologies | TechCrunch
• The Goodson Blogson: Scholarship Repository: Open Access 24/7
• Frontiers | Open Evaluation: A Vision for Entirely Transparent Post-Publication Peer Review and Rating for Science | Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience
• ScienceDirect.com - Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling - Teach–Discover–Treat (TDT): Collaborative computational drug discovery for neglected diseases
• Cambridge Journals Online - Abstract - Open Access, the Creative Commons Attribution Licence, and the Nutrition Society journals
• ALPSP Seminar: Beyond the rhetoric: new opportunities in open access (1211OAS)
• UKSG eNews
• Next Level Doctor Social Graph · Medstartr
• Asia-Pacific perspectives on the impact of open access on librarians | Swets
• TDR | New open access journal <i>Infectious Diseases of Poverty</i> launched
• Open-source science helps father's genetic quest
• Peter Suber - Google+ - Japanese Science Ministry recommends a national OA policy …
• Webinar: Capacity building for open access repository administrators and managers / Presentations for Download | Institutional Repository Communication Platform
• MIT Libraries News » Blog Archive » MIT Faculty Open Access Policy: 7,500 papers available to the world
• Open Access Week @ Ryerson | Ryerson University Library & Archives
• Springer celebrates its 100th SpringerOpen journal
• Open Access Week: New OA journal Tremor and Other Hyperkinetic Movements, publishes its first articles with the support of The Charlesworth Group and CDRS
• Suddenly, Everything has Changed | Martin Hamilton's blog
• Fred Friend on Richard Poynder's Brilliant Interview of Ian Gibson
• Open education news and thoughts post-Vancouver OPENED12 conference. | Biology Courses & Open Educational Resources
• The Current State of Open Access Repository Interoperability (2012)
• Top 10 tips on how to make your open access research visible online : JISC
• Udacity Just Raised A Staggering $15 Million In Funding | Edudemic
• Draft Open Access Policy | IRISH RESEARCH COUNCIL
• Open Access in Biomedical Research
• Do ‘the Risky Thing’ for Open Access » Roger T. Whitson, Ph.D
• What we at SV-POW! are doing for Open Access Week « Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week #AcademicSpring
• Review of Open Access in Economics | Open Economics
• Times Higher Education - Research Intelligence - Measured weights and measures
• Open Access
• HSLI Open Access survey
• Progress and Policies Reach a Pivitol Point as We Observe OA Week | The Official PLoS Blog
• CMAJ Open
• OER-Open possibilities for learning. A national initiative financed by the Internet Infrastructure Foundation .SE | Ossiannilsson | ScieCom Info
• LIBER conference in Tartu | Sööt | ScieCom Info
• REVIEW: Open Knowledge Festival, Helsinki | Lindman | ScieCom Info
• Nordbib's final international conference and workshop : Impressions from the organiser | Christoffersen | ScieCom Info
• Greenstone Open Source Digital Library Software in the Context of Arabic Content
• Digitization of Cultural Heritage – Standards, Institutions, Initiatives
• The European Commission's recommendation to the member states on access to and preservation of scientific information | Christoffersen | ScieCom Info
• Webometrics – Ranking Web of Repositories. To count and not to count | Longva | ScieCom Info
• Supporting Digital Scholarship: Bibliographic Control, Library Cooperatives and Open Access Repositories
• Open access: are we there yet? - the case of Stellenbosch University, South Africa
• Who are the Predators? | Frantsvåg | ScieCom Info