- Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act
- Taxpayer Access to Research
- White House Request for Information
- National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy
- Federal Research Public Access Act
- Opposition
- Advocacy Organization Mandates
- Policies outside the U.S.
Issues
Media Coverage on Federal Research Public Access Act
Lawmakers Reintroduce Public Access BillFeb 10, 2012
The Other Academic Freedom MovementFeb 10, 2012
Open Science Revolt Occupies CongressFeb 10, 2012
As COMPETES Act Is Signed into Law, 'Wait-and-See' Is the Attitude on Further OA LegislationJan 24, 2011
Costello does the right thingNov 16, 2010from the Southern Illinoisan, letter to the editor by David Carlson, Dean of Library Affairs, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
House Hears New Open Access FightAug 6, 2010
Free Access to U.S. Research Papers Could Yield $1 Billion in BenefitsAug 6, 2010From Science Magazine
Publisher argues free access to research violates administration's transparency initiativeAug 2, 2010by Aliya Sternstein
House Hearing Explores Debate Over Free Access to Journal ArticlesAug 2, 2010by Jocelyn Kaiser
Lawmakers Hear Arguments for and Against Open Access to ResearchJul 30, 2010by Jennifer Howard
The Backroad Librarian: Five ForwardsJul 2, 2010By Marcel LaFlamme
Keeping rural libraries vital requires keeping them free of charge and pushing for open access to materials. Libraries are people-centers, not warehouses for books.
Keeping rural libraries vital requires keeping them free of charge and pushing for open access to materials. Libraries are people-centers, not warehouses for books.
You deserve access to researchMay 21, 2010by David Carlson, Southern Illinoisan
Stanford supports bill for public access to researchMay 11, 2010by An Le Nguyen, The Stanford Daily
Federal Research Access Bill Making Progress in CongressApr 22, 2010By Josh Hadro, Library Journal
FRPAA's back!Apr 20, 2010By Bob Grant, from The Scientist
FRPAA - another small step for mankind?Apr 20, 2010A letter of support for the FRPAA bill from the Electronic Publishing Trust for Development, April 20th 2010
A Bill to Make Federal Research Available OnlineApr 19, 2010By Cecilia King, The Washington Post
House bill would open up taxpayer-funded researchApr 19, 2010By Kim Hart, The Hill
U.S. Congress Moves On Open Public Access BillApr 19, 2010By Andrew Albanese, Publishers Weekly
House Bill Proposes a Federal Open-Access PolicyApr 19, 2010From GenomeWeb Daily News
Lieberman’s Open Access Bill Gets Some CompanyApr 18, 2010By David Bruggeman
Federal Research Public Access Act introduced in US House of RepresentativesApr 16, 2010From KnowledgeSpeak
STM publishers sounded like the health insurance companiesApr 15, 2010By John N. Berry III, from Library Journal
Scientists Embrace OpennessApr 9, 2010From Science, by Chelsea Wald
Panel Calls on U.S. Agencies to Require Free Access to Research PapersJan 13, 2010By Jocelyn Kaiser - Science Insider
White House Signals Interest in Open Access with Public Call for CommentsDec 17, 2009Josh Hadro - Library Journal
Nobel Prize-winning scientists support online access to federally funded research results to spur innovationNov 16, 2009By Heather Joseph
Learning to ShareNov 12, 2009By Zoe Corbyn & Matthew Reisz, Times Higher Education
Nobel Prize Winning Scientists Say Federally Funded Research Should Be Available Free OnlineNov 11, 2009By Mike Masnick,TechDirt
Open access bill stalls in CongressOct 8, 2009Posted by Bob Grant, at The Scientist
Open Letter on Open AccessSep 23, 2009Inside Higher Ed. September 23, 2009
ALA calls FRPAA "key issue"Sep 11, 2009By Peter Suber, from Open Access News
Federal Research Public Access Act (FRPAA) Reintroduced in SenateJul 2, 2009by Andrew Richard Albanese, Library Journal
