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“Go Open Access” film series

Franco Iacomella

21st April 2011

To promote understanding of Open Access, the information platform open-access.net initiated a series of short films. In a charming and humorous manner, the value chain of academic publishing and the principles of Open Access are explained. The films (sponsored by the German Research Foundation, DFG) are in German and in English and will be gradually published on open-access.net‘s YouTube channel. Have fun and help spread the word! (The films are licensed under CC BY 3.0 Unported.)

Go to: www.youtube.com/openaccessnet

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