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    The extension is very helpful in these situations (even if some papers really are completely walled in)

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  2. Retweeted
    Dec 13

    Looking into Unpaywall & Primo integration. Who is using it? Comments?

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    Dec 10

    Love Unpaywall so much. It helps me to locate a paper in just 5 seconds. (Well, 3 seconds go to installing the extension again after PC being re-imaged, and 1 second for loading up the page )

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  4. Retweeted
    Dec 11

    You can now find versions of titles in our catalogue Library Search via the link

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  5. Retweeted
    Dec 10

    if a new analysis tool in libraryland scares you, maybe your business model needs changing.

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    Dec 10

    Here's are my slides! Check 'em out to see how Unpaywall Journals will save libraries millions--and help create a world of universal !

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  7. Retweeted
    Dec 10

    unpaywall presents net cost per paid use as a new metric to use for article/journal costs. This is your subscription cost minus your ILL cost divided by your paid use (downloads, citations, authorships).

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  8. Retweeted
    Dec 6

    Please share your experiences :)

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    Dec 6

    You will be able to upload your own COUNTER stats, subscription history, and price lists. We'll use this information to customize the usage, open access percentages, citations, authorships, and prices for your university.

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  10. Retweeted
    Dec 6

    intro price is $1000/year(USD) - less than the price of a single article APC or single journal subscription. In return, your institution becomes a supporter of , a Unpaywall Journals partner, gets an Unpaywall Journals dashboard customized to your institution.

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  11. Retweeted
    Dec 6

    . Journals is built using Open Source code, an open data API, and an accessible, sustainable pricing model.

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  12. Retweeted
    Dec 10
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    We applaud any publishers making any content open, any way. That said, we do hope to replace the rather ad-hoc Bronze OA approach with something more systematic and sustainable for both publishers and libraries.

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    Dec 10
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    I've heard three library deans/directors in the last month report massive savings by unbundling the Big Deal. Paying more for some indiv titles but less overall.

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    Dec 10
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    NICE! and, as it happens: and i are wearing our shirts today too, at !

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    Dec 10

    It's the team Christmas lunch today and I'm making a VERY tenuous link to a Christmas jumper by wearing my tshirt (that is NOT me below....) I'm wearing it because unpaywall is the gift that keeps on giving and open access is not just for Christmas....so there

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  16. Dec 10

    Come hear about the recent Future of OA bioRxiv preprint and what it means for subscription decisions (Unpaywall Journals Dashboard) at 10:30 today in Congressional B! and talking, you won't want to miss it :)

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  17. Retweeted
    Dec 9

    .: calls for mandatory public access for publications and underlying data/code because is good for science and scientists & funder ROI. References growth in real OA by

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    Dec 9

    Excited to be at ! and I are wearing bright green t-shirts... say hi, we'd love to chat :)

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    Dec 1
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    Funny, looking at this (OA) paper the tools popup. points to the PDF at PMC, to the PDF at PLOS, first to another PDF at HAL and our (Lean) Library app tells that you already have access. I don't click Kopernio ;-)

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  20. Retweeted
    Nov 27

    New blog post to say: Thankful for Repositories and OA advocates.

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