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Princeton is not the first institution to do this, and many publishers have been flexible if you don't want to handle copyright for your work. I think this won'
by coliveira 15y ago
Princeton is not the first institution to do this, and many publishers have been flexible if you don't want to handle copyright for your work. I think this won't change much because academics are still required to publish in the same journals, and references are made to journal publications instead of web sites. Even today one can easily post papers in their personal website without problems.
- shabble 15y agoI tend to grab the paper title and search for it as a literal string, and in the majority of cases, the only full version available is behind a journal paywall. Sometimes, especially in CS, you get lucky and find a citeseer or personal-page copy, but anything IEE(E) is pretty rare IME.
- kragen 15y agoWhat other institutions do this?
- coliveira 15y agoI know about AT&T Labs. There are others with similar requirements, and publishers know this.