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• Nature Medicines wake-up call on intellectual property rights

  
  Nautilus — Authority: 124
  Intellectual-property protection is a key driver of innovation, and researchers are always keen to file patents to shield their discoveries. Yet scientists often have an uninformed view of the value of their intellectual property. This naiveté slows down translational research. So concludes the November Editorial in ...
  2 days ago

• Authors warned to keep their online identities secure

  
  Nautilus — Authority: 124
  This is the text of a Correspondence in Nature ( 462 , 35; 2009 ) by Irene Hames , an editor at The Plant Journal . Goudarz Molaei is right to express concern in his Correspondence about simultaneous submission of manuscripts to different journals ( Nature 461 , 723; 2009 ). As a professional journal editor ...
  3 days ago

• Everybodys Gonna Be An Author.

  
  Clarity & Chaos — Authority: 115
  An interesting chart showing facebook and twitter authors and comparing the development to book authors: Seed Magazine : From nearly universal literacy to nearly universal authorship. (via Andrew Sullivan ) The post title is of course borrowed from this . Somebody should do a corresponding cover. Come on ...
  1 week ago

• In Case of Emergency, This Space Intentionally Left Blank

  
  Network Solutions - Small business conversations and working together for small business success — Authority: 496
  Right off the bat, I’m going to admit that this is pretty much a filler entry. I’ve been mostly laid up this week, working from home because I’m stricken with something that’s either a sinus infection or the flu (variety unknown). I thought about turning my illness into an entry discussing how the CDC and ...
  1 week ago

• Innovative Book Designs

  
  Ask MetaFilter — Authority: 647
  Innovative Books: I am looking to compile a list of the most innovative uses of the book format. Books that break the mould in their layout and design, perhaps books that use online systems to extend their content value or push their form into new places. I am most interested in narrative and theory, but any book that ...
  1 week ago

• "Nearly universal literacy is a defining characteristic of today’s modern civilization; nearly..."

  
  Drewbot — Authority: 487
  “Nearly universal literacy is a defining characteristic of today’s modern civilization; nearly universal authorship will shape tomorrow.” - Great read. (Via  SEEDMAGAZINE.COM )
  2 weeks ago

• All Your Docs Belong to You: Google Docs Now Exportable

  
  Family Learning Center — Authority: 161
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  2 weeks ago

• A Writing Revolution - Universal Authorship

  
  TRENDBIRD (What's Next Big Thing ?) — Authority: 437
  Nearly universal literacy is a defining characteristic of today’s modern civilization; nearly universal authorship will shape tomorrows. Number of authors who published in each year for various media since 1400 by century (left) and by year (right). Our prediction for the imminent future appears as ...
  3 weeks ago

• Should Copyright Law Rethink Authorship?

  
  IP Osgoode — Authority: 424
  Daniel Kennedy is a JD Candidate at Osgoode Hall and is taking the Intellectual Property Theory course.Like many words, “authorship” takes on distinct meaning in the realm of copyright law.  However, it may be difficult to divorce historical values associated with the term even when it is used in the legal ...
  3 weeks ago

• A Writing Revolution

  
  Innovation Toronto — Authority: 438
  Nearly universal literacy is a defining characteristic of today’s modern civilization; nearly universal authorship will shape tomorrow’s. Nearly everyone reads. Soon, nearly everyone will publish. Before 1455, books were handwritten, and it took a scribe a year to produce a Bible. Today, it takes only a minute ...
  3 weeks ago

• Polymath Project and Google Wave: open-source science

  
  Nautilus — Authority: 124
  Two examples of open-source science are the subject of Opinion articles in this weeks Nature. In the first of these, Timothy Gowers and Michael Nielsen describe their Polymath Project, which showed that many minds can work together to solve difficult mathematical problems, and reflect on the lessons learned for ...
  4 weeks ago

• Edward J. Young on the Authorship of Isaiah

  
  BiblicalStudies.org.uk — Authority: 121
  The following article is now available on-line in PDF: Edward J. Young, "The Authorship of Isaiah," Themelios 4.3 (1967): 11-16. My thanks to Dr Youngs son and daughter for their kind permission to reproduce this article.
  4 weeks ago

• My use of the comma

  
  island94.org — Authority: 127
  I have been reflecting on self-deceptions in my writing. A fine analysis can be found in Noah Lukeman’s excellent A Dash of Style: The art and mastery of punctuation under the subheading “What your use of the comma reveals about you”: The writer who overuses commas tends to also overuse adjectives and ...
  8 weeks ago

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