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Open access movement and its implications for the future of Academic Writing

Introduction

Open Access material is readily provided to assist research also facilitate teaching and help from many other academic purposes. Open Access eliminates the fees and subscriptions and most copyright and licensing restrictions. This move to open Internet access is extremely beneficial for the future not only of academic scientific writing, but for other research areas as well. The ability for authors to help other researchers without money in the picture will be to establish a more precise approach to research in our society today.

Background

The Open Access Movement is the effort to make research articles free to the public online. According to Public Knowledge, "the OA movement has focused on peer-reviewed journal articles and their preprints." Because of journals do not pay royalties to authors and most of their research is funded by taxpayers. One method is to provide open access self-archiving. Self-archiving is when someone presents a paper on digital design Web sites to provide free access to it.

With the open access movement is the open source movement. The open source movement is composed of various people who feel the best way to produce a sophisticated software without bugs is to bring together qualified programmers who want to work for free (Cherian, 2000). Software provides source code for the user who meets the Open Source Definition, allowing users to modify and improve the software. Although there is some cost involved in open source software, the two movements are quite similar in that they promote the free equipment users in practice making it easy for them to use or modify.

When Paul Ginsparg configure the server to make the physics ArXiv preprints freely accessible, the first building block for the Open Access movement has been raised. Other co-founders were Peter Suber and Steven Harnad ( www.open-access.net ). It has grown from three main states since 2002: Budapest Open Access Initiative, Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing and Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Letters (Library University of Cambridge). The movement has gained many supporters, because he was around. It gives authors a wider audience while giving the reader a chance to research materials without having to worry about obstacles or payment. Libraries support the movement because they want to help raise the profile research school, and with public access can better help students find the information they need. The Open Access Movement aid also funding agencies providing public access to results of publicly funded research (Peter Suber, 2004). While free access allows a wider audience to the authors, the movement can strip the reuse of published work. This may cause a negative side as possible opponents for sit with.

Many of the initiatives for free access to concentrate on research funded by taxpayers. "The campaign recognizes usually exceptions for military research, discovery research patentable, and research that some authors publish in some form of royalties production "(Suber, 2004).

Impact

According to a study cited in a e! News Science article, "When academic articles are" open access "or free online, they get read more often, they are not cited more often in academic literature "(Cornell University, 2008). The reason is already available to researchers that they need other relevant articles easily accessible to them. The researchers conducted a study with some newspaper articles for free but require users fees for other items. They found the articles were downloaded free and read more, but have not been mentioned that articles on subscription. According to Cornell graduate student Philip Davis, they found that the open access publishing may reach more readers than the publication Subscription access, but there is no evidence that OA articles are cited more than subscription access articles (Cornell University, 2008).

Peer review is the projection of a work to be considered for publication. In the subject of open access, publishers Announce that the various open access threatens peer review. "If osteoarthritis is forced upon them, they will not be able to survive financially, because they will discover that there is no business model for stable long-term open access (Poynder, 2006). Stevan Harnad is a good point by saying that open access is the free availability of peer-reviewed research, not the availability of research without peer review.

As mentioned previously, the Open Access Movement can greatly affect universities, libraries, and various funding agencies. The move reduces the cost of the school magazines and helps them expand their aim to share knowledge and research of others. In dealing with libraries, Peter Suber states that the movement for open access fixes the price and leave the crisis. The price crisis means libraries have to pay extremely high prices for newspapers, as the crisis leave discusses the conditions of license that prohibits libraries access to electronic journals.

Opportunities

I think the Open Access movement will greatly affect academic research. Enable researchers to freely read magazines contribute to the growth of our world knowledge. Sharing ideas with other works and Additional positions will, perhaps more importantly, ideas to form. The move will help authors get their research to a more large number of people willing to read their results to help their own research. With this movement are some issues related to copyright. The movement will have an impact on individual work, priority, and especially property. Peter Suber discussions on the various ways how the movement can maneuver around these negative effects. First, open access does not require the author to throw all their privileges of copyright. They can use Creative Commons licenses or compose their own licenses and attach them to their works (Suber, 2004). "When licensees Copyright OA they agree in advance to unrestricted reading, downloading, copying, sharing, storage, printing, research, liaison, and exploration of the full text of the work "(Suber, 2004).

Conclusion

After conducting my research, I think the Open Access movement has developed a master concept that has the potential to help students and professionals in their research and help expand their knowledge of certain sciences. Taking into account academic journals to be available online for everyone to read, regardless of the obstacles that previously came with it, would significantly improve our research profile companies. Benefits both professions movement and institutions such as authors, readers, libraries, universities, funding agencies. There have been many times where I been denied access to scientific articles on the internet because of the subscription fees, but these rights in the future I can develop a better search a wider range of material.

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"Free articles to read but do not generate more citations | Eureka Science News.!" Eureka! Science News | Latest scientific articles and news. March 30, 2009 <http://esciencenews.com/articles/2008/07/31/free.articles.get.read.dont.generate.more.citations>.

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Open Access - About Open Access. "Cambridge University Library. March 30, 2009 <http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/create_change/>.

"Free access to search |. Public Knowledge, Public Knowledge | Fighting for your digital rights in Washington <http://www.publicknowledge.org/issues/openaccess>. March 30, 2009.

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About the Author

Matt Langan is a freelance writer; for more information visit his website at www.watersidemedia.com.

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