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000050187 1001_ $$aPappalardo, Kylie$$eauthor
000050187 24510 $$aA guide to developing open access through your digital repository /$$cKylie Pappalardo and Anne Fitzgerald.
000050187 264_1 $$aBrisbane :$$bQueensland Univ. of Technology,$$c2007.
000050187 300__ $$a121 pages.
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000050187 4900_ $$aOAK Law Project Guide Series
000050187 520__ $$aThe advent of the internet and digital technologies has enabled information to be accessed and disseminated far more easily than ever before. Technological developments have swept away a whole range of restrictions that in earlier times impeded or prevented open access to knowledge, such as geographical barriers, time restrictions, delays in distribution of physical materials and barriers that limited the range of sources accessible by any one individual. Improved access to information benefits researchers by enabling them to study their field more broadly, reducing the amount of duplicative research, and assisting in the production of better informed - and therefore better quality - research. For these reasons, the open access movement aims to promote the dissemination of knowledge broadly and freely across the internet in a timely fashion
000050187 650_4 $$aOpen access publishing / Australia
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