Nov 21, 2008
At SPARC Digital Repository Meeting, Shulenberger Calls Out AAUP, ACS
Library Journal Academic Newswire, November 20

Nov 14, 2008
In Boost for NIH Policy, Major Autism Research Organization Mandates Public Access
Library Journal, Academic Newswire, November 13, 2008

Nov 12, 2008
Sure, you'd rather focus on science than on debates about open access. But the decisions made today about publishing models are relevant not only to your work, but also to the future of biomedical research. So pay attention.
The November issue of Genome Technology focuses entirely on Open Access. And, this issue has been made openly available under a CC license. Great tool for conversations with faculty!

Oct 16, 2008
On “OA Day,” Open Access Publishers Announce Formation of a Trade Association

Sep 23, 2008
Canada missing out on open access momentum
Michael Geist, The Toronto Star

Sep 22, 2008
In Blunt Terms, Copyright Lawyers, Researchers, Librarians Blast Anti-NIH Bill
Library Journal, September 17, 2008

Aug 29, 2008
Happy OA Day!
Library Journal Academic Newswire, Aug 28

Aug 7, 2008
Deadline Approaches for SPARC Institutional Repository Meeting “Innovation Fair”

Jul 25, 2008
PubMed Central Submissions Jump Sharply Under New NIH Policy
Library Journal Academic Newswire, July 24

Jul 25, 2008
Open or Shut? The Question of Open Access
[PDF] An article by Aaron Welborn, in the spring 2008 Off the Shelf.

Jul 2, 2008
Innovative Choice: SPARC gives Innovator Award to Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Library Journal Academic Newswire, June 26

Jul 2, 2008
SPARC Forum: Harvard’s Shieber Discusses OA Policy; UC Officials Recall Near Miss
Library Journal Academic Newswire, July 1

Jun 26, 2008
ALA Annual Conference Under Way in Anaheim, CA
Library Journal Academic Newswire, June 26

Jun 25, 2008
SPARC Announces Lineup for 2008 Institutional Repository Conference
Library Journal Academic Newswire, June 24

Jun 25, 2008
Univ. of Calgary Is First in Canada To Establish Open Access “Authors Fund”
Library Journal Academic Newswire, June 24