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Daily Archives: 12 August 2013
I smell a meme.
Some days ago, Henry posted a set of what he describes as “more or less impertinent questions” asked of “various working scientists”, and challenged his readers to answer them. Now, I’m not much of a twenty-first-century technophile, but even I … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Henry Gee, lazy blogging, meme, Q&A, science, The End Of The Pier Show
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Scholarly publishing: time for a regulator?
“…price rises coupled with high profits, mis-selling scandals […] and a lack of transparency over bills have destroyed consumers’ trust […], a committee of MPs has said in a report that also criticises the sector’s watchdog for failing to take … Continue reading
Posted in ofgem, Open Access, regulation, value-for-money
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