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Violeta
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@hauschke yes, I did 😊
@damiacer true, because you are not even aware what you’re dealing with until it’s too late.
@schluff I’m for one glad cookies are not going to be supported because there was never any transparency in what data is collected and how it’s used. I know that apple and Firefox have had cookies blocking for at least 10 y but google doing it is significant simply because of the fact that they have at least 60% web browser share. digital marketers are in trouble as they can’t sell online advertising space to companies that targets individual shopping habits and web browsing.
Folks, what do you think is going to be the effect of #google ending support of #ThirdPartyCookies later this year? I honestly can’t wait to see
@br00t4c well, they gotta do it sometimes being all polite and nice the rest of the time
Alex HolcombeThis policy will "cease support for individual article publishing fees, known as APCs, and mandate the use of preprints while advocating for their review" -Gates Foundation
Recommendationd for Research funders include:
Invest this funding into models that benefit the whole ecosystem and not individual funded researchers.
Support innovative initiatives that facilitate peer review and curation separately from traditional publication.
Recommendationd for Research funders include:
Invest this funding into models that benefit the whole ecosystem and not individual funded researchers.
Support innovative initiatives that facilitate peer review and curation separately from traditional publication.
Dan GillmorThe best news I've seen about "AI" lately: People have wisely concluded that these systems are untrustworthy.
Patrick HochstenbachHappy New Year Paris. The Sorbonne cancelled their subscription to Web of Science. Instead, OpenAlex will be used as impact and citation database. https://www.sorbonne-universite.fr/en/news/sorbonne-university-unsubscribes-web-science
Sorbonne University unsubscribes from the Web of Science
Sorbonne University has been deeply committed to the promotion and the development of open science for many years. According to its commitment to open research information, it has decided to discontinue its subscription to the Web of Science publication database and Clarivate bibliometric tools in 2024. By resolutely abandoning the use of proprietary bibliometric products, it is opening the way for open, free and participative tools.