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  3. The irony here is that academics don’t just write the articles for free—we also referee and edit for them for free.

The irony here is that academics don’t just write the articles for free—we also referee and edit for them for free.

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  • Dr Belinda BarnetM This user is from outside of this forum
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    The irony here is that academics don’t just write the articles for free—we also referee and edit for them for free. Something is deeply broken.

    “New Zealand's eight universities spent $30-million a year on journal licences and about half of that sum went to Elsevier.

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    Universities in 'battle of the century' with journal publisher Elsevier

    One New Zealand university told its staff all universities in New Zealand and Australia would "lose some degree of access" to the publisher's 1600 titles from the start of next year.

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    • Dr Belinda BarnetM Dr Belinda Barnet

      The irony here is that academics don’t just write the articles for free—we also referee and edit for them for free. Something is deeply broken.

      “New Zealand's eight universities spent $30-million a year on journal licences and about half of that sum went to Elsevier.

      Link Preview Image
      Universities in 'battle of the century' with journal publisher Elsevier

      One New Zealand university told its staff all universities in New Zealand and Australia would "lose some degree of access" to the publisher's 1600 titles from the start of next year.

      favicon

      RNZ (www.rnz.co.nz)

      PoloniousmonkU This user is from outside of this forum
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      @manjusrii

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