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Will articles in open archives be available long-term?

In the last issue of RLG DigiNews April 15, 2007, Peter Hirtle tackles the  difference between open archiving and preservation. Copyright Keeps Open Archives and Digital Preservation Separate.

He looks at "green publishers," standard licensing agreements and copyright law, and fast brings us up-to-date on the different alternatives available today, along with analysis as to their longevity. If you care about future scholarship, take a look. 

Tags: archives, archiving, copyright, Green publishers, Hirtle, licensing, Peter Hirtle, preservation, RLG, RLG DigiNews, scholarship

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