German ministry wants OA and copyright reform to support research
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Bundesforschungsministerium kritisiert Urheberrechtsnovelle, Heise Online, December 15, 2004. An unsigned news story. Wolf-Michael Catenhusen, undersecretary of the German Ministry of Education and Research, has endorsed open access for German science, and wants to support it with publicly-funded grants. However, he does not want the government to play the role of Central Digital Library. Catenhusen also criticized proposals for German copyright reform on the ground that they did not recognize the special needs of education, research, and science. (Thanks to MedInfo via Oliver Obst.)
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Bundesforschungsministerium kritisiert Urheberrechtsnovelle, Heise Online, December 15, 2004. An unsigned news story. Wolf-Michael Catenhusen, undersecretary of the German Ministry of Education and Research, has endorsed open access for German science, and wants to support it with publicly-funded grants. However, he does not want the government to play the role of Central Digital Library.
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- https://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2004/12/german-ministry-wants-oa-and-copyright.html
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2004-12-16T14:18:00Z
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2004-12-16T16:10:32Z