As intended, the recent publication of Open Access: Is a National Licence the answer?, a HEPI Occasional Paper written by Sarah Chaytor and me, stimulated press coverage (e.g. THE) and comment (e.g. Curry, Kernohan, Hillman, Taylor, Tickell and Jubb). More...
Share-Alike, NonCommerical, and Public Domain
Both the European Commission and UK Government guidelines on the use and reuse of public sector information recommend that licences which place as few restrictions on reuse as possible should be used to share publicly funded resources. In the Guidance documents, we are using and recommending the Creative Commons Attribution licence where possible, since it meets the conditions of both the European and UK directives. More...