The Great Open-Access War of '07

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The Great Open-Access War of '07

Aug 09, 2007

It began with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute pressuring Elsevier to allow articles to be freely accessible within six months of publication, says Alex Palazzo on his blog. They compromised.

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