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Richard Poynder @RickyPo·

5 Mar

Stepping down after more than a decade as boss of IOP Publishing, Steven Hall talks to Matin Durrani about the challenges for scientific publishing https://physicsworld.com/a/steven-hall-reflects-on-the-challenges-for-learned-society-publishers/

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Sean DeLauder @SeanDeLauder·

5 Mar

@elliotreed @GreatDismal In all of these arguments for the limitation of copyright for authors, no one has yet explained the need for limitation outside of not wanting to put money in an artists' pocket because a) they're too wealthy or b) too few people will buy their work anyway--may as well be free.

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William Gibson@GreatDismal·

5 Mar

If you can't imagine being 60, when you're 30 or under, you really can't imagine being 60 and watching your first book earn other people money. But you will be 60, unless you die, and it won't even seem that old to you.

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