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On Copyright and taboo and the future of anthropological publishing

by lorenz on Oct 27, 2004 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, journal articles / papers

Alex Golub, who recently interviewed Marshall Sahlins on the future of academic publishing on the internet for Creative Commons (see here) , discusses alternative licencing on his own blog:

"I’m firmly convinced that alternative licensing and electronic distribution of texts is the future of academic publishing, and I’m truly gratified to see Prickly Paradigm and Creative Commons are working together to move us into a world where academic ideals of the free flow of information are reflected not just in the practice of research and debate, but in the realities of publishing and distribution."

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You can even download his essay "Copyright and taboo" and all the other articles in Anthropology Quarterly's issue on "Culture's Open Sources". >> continue

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