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Re: Mirroring OA Content or Stealing it?
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- From: Pippa Smart <psmart@inasp.info>
- Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 20:42:30 EST
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I would also be very interested to hear opinions of this: I am visiting Iran later this month to help facilitate a workshop of journal publishers from the region, and it would make a good topic for discussion
any feedback very welcome
Pippa
At 03:12 22/12/2005, Eric Hellman wrote:
The Iranian Ministry of Science, Research & Technology seems to be active in what could be considered either mirroring or theft of free access journal content. Take a look at http://journals.iranscience.net/ They have copied in their entirety copyrighted websites of a number of journals that provide free-access content. They do not respect robots.txt restrictions. They appear to encourage use of passwords to download non-free content. And then they serve it all up for the word to see! I would be interested to hear how some of the copied web sites, such as Biomed Central , JAMA, or JBC feel about this "mirroring" of content, which I presume is not illegal in Iran. Eric -- Eric Hellman, President Openly Informatics, Inc. eric@openly.com 2 Broad St., 2nd Floor tel 1-973-509-7800 fax 1-734-468-6216 Bloomfield, NJ 07003 http://www.openly.com/1cate/ 1 Click Access To Everything
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