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ORCID’s Director of Communications Alice Meadows, who chairs CHORUS’ Communications Working Group, and BioOne’s COO Lauren Kane, have published a timely article on how scholarly communications organizations can and should try to achieve gender parity.  For anyone who’s interested, the author accepted manuscript of this research paper is now available on figshare. The final article is published in […]

An interesting feature posted today on LJ’s Academic Newswire, based on Associate Editor Lisa Peet’s interviews Howard Ratner (CHORUS), Jim Kurose (NSF), and Katherine Sharpless (NIST), and Keith Kirk (USGS).

Susan Spilka, Marketing and Communications Director for CHORUS,recently spoke with Wiley’s Anne-Marie Green to discuss how CHORUS works and why it’s worthwhile for publishers and societies to join.  You can read the post on Wiley Exchanges.  

If you missed SHARE, CHORUS, & Open Access: Your Questions Answered — the October 21st webinar sponsored by SAGE during OA Week — you can now link to it, along with a Q&A transcript that includes added material not covered during the one-hour public event: https://connection.sagepub.com/blog/sage-connection/2014/11/05/share-chorus-and-open-access-your-questions-answered/ 

CHORUS Helps Drive Public Access, Alice Meadows and Howard Ratner, NISO: Information Standards Quarterly, Summer 2014, 26(2): 32-33, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3789/isqv26no2.2014.06