Parallel Worlds: Open Source and Open Access
Posted by tadelste on Mar 18, 2006 2:16 PM
LWN.net; By Glyn Moody | |
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The parallels between open access – a movement to make research freely available online, rather than hidden in expensive journals - and open source are striking. For both, the ultimate wellspring is the Internet, and the new economics of sharing that it enabled.
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