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Guerilla Open Access Manifesto

Posted by melissaicd on February 17, 2013
Posted in: advocacy, culture, digital, social justice, technology. Tagged: Aaron Swartz, deliberate, freedom, ideals, information, internet, knowledge, liberty, libraries, Open Access, personal, political.

Not a personal life manifesto, but still worth thinking about.

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Guerilla Open Access Manifesto

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Guerilla Open Access Manifesto

I invite you to consider the Open Access Movement in light of the following:

How Aaron Swartz paved way for Jack Andraka’s revolutionary cancer test | The Vancouver Observer (posted January 29, 2013).

““My research should serve as a testament to free online research (…) It was hard to get what I needed without the costs. People should take note and because of this project, we should make a move toward more inexpensive or free Online research,” Andraka said.”

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