May 19, 2013

ACRL Posts Comments on Public Access to Digital Data Resulting from Federally Funded Research

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From the ACRL Insider:

Last week, ACRL submitted comments in response to the request for information (RFI) issued November 3, 2011, by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). ACRL recommended approaches for ensuring long-term stewardship and encouraging broad public access to unclassified digital data that results from federally funded scientific research. ACRL’s comments address the first nine questions posed in the RFI about policy for preservation, discoverability and access. This second set of comments follows our earlier comments to OSTP on December 21 about public access to the peer-reviewed scholarly publications that result from federally funded scientific research.

See Also: ARL and Harvard Responds to White House RFI on Public Access to Scholarly Publications (Full Text)

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