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J. Scott Armstrong
Professor of Marketing
The Wharton School
"My papers are available from many databases (over 21 for one paper). I write in the hopes that people will read what I write. So it is gratifying when people download copies. On the excellent RePEc database, there were 300 downloads of my papers per month over the last year, which put me in the top one percent of all authors. Interestingly, downloads of my papers from ScholarlyCommons are now running at about 900 per month."
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Supporting Your Scholarship in the Digital Age

ScholarlyCommons is a service of Penn Libraries that helps fulfill the Penn Compact's vision of sharing knowledge by:
  • Promoting Penn scholarship online

  • Helping Penn's scholars and students find venues for publishing their research

  • Educating the Penn community about issues of scholarly communication

The blog of ScholarlyCommons at the University of Pennsylvania
From Slate a great article summarizing Fair Use law in terms of the Shepard Fairey case regarding his use of the AP photo of Obama.
An article by Ahmed Hindawi of Hindawi Publishing
From the American Historical Association, on the future of humanities journals
From Inside Higher Ed, on the problems of some peer review systems.
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