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robeirneRichard O'Beirne@robeirne·
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Thought provoking post by @dwhly of @hypothes_is on the role and behaviour of technology companies in edtech and I think scholarly communications more broadly. I'd also connect it to @gbilder and @CrossrefOrg's Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure https://www.crossref.org/blog/crossrefs-board-votes-to-adopt-the-principles-of-open-scholarly-infrastructure/ https://twitter.com/judell/status/1334287898997260288

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"What self-respecting edtech company pursues a copyright claim on their own help materials to dissuade critical analysis of their tool?"

Not the one I work for, I'm happy to say.

https://web.hypothes.is/blog/in-defense-of-ian-linkletter/

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lisalibrarianLisa Janicke Hinchliffe@lisalibrarian·
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I'm very pleased GetFTR is having this session for librarians re how this infrastructure service improves user experience. Many early on librarian critiques have been taken to heart and addressed. Now with IP authentication, aggregator integration, etc. and more on roadmap. https://twitter.com/ACSPublications/status/1334513353595756551

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