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    Towards a Continuum of Scholarship: The Eventual Collapse of the Distinction Between Grey and non-Grey Literature

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    Author
    Banks, Marcus A.
    Editors
    Farace, Dominic
    Issue Date
    2005-12
    Submitted date
    2006-03-09
    Keywords
    Scholarly Communication
    Social Informatics
    Information Seeking Behaviors
    Local subject classification
    grey literature
    gray literature
    open access
    activism
    political activism
    information dissemination
    information diffusion
    
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    Towards a Continuum of Scholarship: The Eventual Collapse of the Distinction Between Grey and non-Grey Literature 2005-12,
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    Abstract
    This is a presentation of 12 slides at GL7: Seventh International Conference on Grey Literature, Nancy, France. The presentation argues that distinction between grey and non-grey (or white) literature will become less relevant over time, as online discovery options proliferate. In the meantime, the political success of the open access publishing movement has valuable lessons for proponents of increasing access to grey literature.
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