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ALA sends letter to Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee in support of FRPAASep 30, 2009
Special Libraries AssociationApr 6, 2009
Public Library AssociationApr 6, 2009
Greater Western Library AllianceApr 6, 2009
Medical Library AssociationApr 6, 2009
GODORTApr 6, 2009
dLIST, Digital Library of Information Science and TechnologyApr 6, 2009
Association of Southeastern Research LibrariesApr 6, 2009
Association of Research LibrariesApr 6, 2009
Association of College and Research LibrariesApr 6, 2009
American Library AssociationApr 6, 2009
American Association of Law LibrariesApr 6, 2009
University of Florida Student SenateApr 6, 2009
freeculture.orgApr 6, 2009
American Medical Student AssociationApr 6, 2009
National Society of Consulting Soil ScientistsApr 6, 2009
Chemists without BordersApr 6, 2009
GNU EPrintsApr 6, 2009
BioMedCentralApr 6, 2009
William E. Morris Institute for JusticeApr 6, 2009
Universities Allied for Essential MedicineApr 6, 2009
PXE InternationalApr 6, 2009
People's Health Movement - USAApr 6, 2009
Parent Project Muscular DystrophyApr 6, 2009
National Tay Sachs and Allied Diseases AssociationApr 6, 2009
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)Apr 6, 2009
Knowledge Ecology InternationalApr 6, 2009
International Mosaic Down Syndrome AssociationApr 6, 2009
Health GAP (Global Access Project)Apr 6, 2009
Harm Reduction CoalitionApr 6, 2009
Genetic Alliance BioBankApr 6, 2009
Genetic AllianceApr 6, 2009
Christopher Reeve FoundationApr 6, 2009
Community CatalystApr 6, 2009
Connective TissueApr 6, 2009
Chemical Sensitivity Disorders AssociationApr 6, 2009
Center for Science in the Public InterestApr 6, 2009
C3: Colorectal Cancer CoalitionApr 6, 2009
Autism SpeaksApr 6, 2009
Arthritis FoundationApr 6, 2009
Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP)Apr 6, 2009
Essential ActionApr 6, 2009
AIDS Vaccine Advocacy CoalitionApr 6, 2009
U.S. Public Interest Research Group (U.S. PIRG) and National Association of State PIRGsApr 6, 2009
IP JusticeApr 6, 2009
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)Apr 6, 2009
Consumer Project on Technology (CPTech)Apr 6, 2009
Alliance for Taxpayer AccessApr 6, 2009
Families USAMar 30, 2009
Consumers UnionMar 30, 2009
Consumer Federation of AmericaMar 30, 2009
Center for International Environmental LawMar 30, 2009
Connecticut Legal ServicesMar 30, 2009
The Student Senate of Oberlin CollegeMay 1, 2007
Trinity University Association of Student RepresentativesMay 1, 2007
Health Groups Urge Senators to Support On-line Access to Taxpayer Funded Medical ResearchFeb 21, 2007
Major Society Publisher Announces Support for Public Access to Scientific LiteratureFeb 6, 2007
132 Higher Ed LeadersJan 8, 2007
Deconstructing the Arguments Against Public AccessNov 28, 2006
Chemistry Professor Writes to Support Federal Research Public Access ActSep 26, 2006
New England Provosts Call for Broader Access to Publicly Funded ResearchSep 19, 2006
An Open Letter to the Higher Education CommunityJul 28, 2006
Federal Research Public Access Act of 2006, LetterJun 13, 2006
Public KnowledgeMay 2, 2006
Taxpayer Alliance Supports Senate Bill Broadening Access to Federal ResearchMay 2, 2006
Federal Research Public Access Act of 2006May 2, 2006
Research Library Alliance Supports Senate Bill On Broader Public Access to Federally Funded ResearchMay 2, 2006
Library Groups StatementMay 2, 2006
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