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Keywords: publishing, access to scientific informatio, scientific journals, internet, .
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Access to information is essential for scientific progress, yet in many places it remains very limited. Given how easy it is to post an article on the web, where it is freely available to anyone who has access to the Internet, the current system based on subscription journals is coming increasingly into question (see Focus, p. 61). Governments, who foot the bill for most university libraries, and the charity sector, who are important sponsors of cancer research, are foremost among those
» Kathy Redmond
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