Pikas Psp Presentation February 2010
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Presentation given at the aap/psp pre-conference in Washington, DC, February 10.
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Pikas Psp Presentation February 2010
- 1. The Culture of Free: Publishing in an Era of Changing Expectations Some views from a member of an important customer group Christina K. Pikas Librarian JHU/APL* February 3, 2010 *All opinions strictly my own and are not those of JHU or APL
- 2. Who am I & why am I here? Practicing librarian at a research lab that is a division of a major research university Collections budget ~$15M* Doctoral student in information studies – interested in scholarly communication I have a pragmaticview/approach I get very frustrated *ARL Total Materials Expenditures, 2008
- 3. Pain points(things we don’t want to pay for) Areas requiring special attention(tread carefully) Things that are worth their money
- 4. Pain… DRM that doesn’t let the users do what they expect to be able to do with a book DRM that doesn’t let us do what we paid for
- 5. One pdf per page Requiring users to follow links in pdf to navigate to other chapters Using some port other than 80 Pain… (do note: these are absolutely non-compliant with modern information security settings found in corporations and government)
- 6. Non-functioning interfaces Those that make it impossible to find even a known item with a full, correct citation (why bother subscribing?) Pain…
- 7. Sites that sell their document delivery even when the library has purchased a license, and the site has already identified the user as one who has access via library license Pain…
- 8. When you spend the money we gave you to pay for expensive lobbyists to work against things we hold dear Pain…
- 9. Advertising. Ok: scientists and engineers miss the ads for equipment and services they used to find in their print journals Not ok: irrelevant pseudoscientific or gross ad network ads Attention required…
- 10. Confusing combinations of purchase/subscribe Ok: both are available Not ok: volumes 1-10, one time purchase, volumes 10-11 subscribe, volumes 12-21 either…. Attention required…
- 11. File formats Ok: pdf and html Iffy: only pdf or only html Not Ok: pdf that is not OCRd and is locked down so it can’t be OCRd or is of very poor quality Attention required…
- 13. MARC records
- 17. Incorporation into workflowsWorth paying for…
- 18. Final notes I see you as partners, do you see me as evil? We are in this together. Please ask us – use your library advisory board! Don’t reinvent the wheel – look at what your competitors (in and outside of publishing) are doing!
- 19. Christina K. Pikas christina dot pikas at jhuapl.edu Blogging at: http://scienceblogs.com/christinaslisrant