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Latest News from NASW- Matthew Bettelheim: Sardis and Stamm December 4, 2013Matthew Bettelheim teamed up with illustrator Nicole M. Wong to write a children’s book about the Lange’s metalmark butterfly, an endangered species found only in one California wildlife refuge. In 1999, the peak butterfly count in a single day totaled 2,342; in 2012, the daily count peaked at 32. Writing the book in verse proved challenging, Bettelheim says […]llamberg
- A worsening climate for FOIA requests December 4, 2013President Obama's 2009 transparency pledge hasn't translated into better responses to Freedom of Information Act requests. In fact, it's getting worse, writes David Cay Johnston, president of Investigative Reporters and Editors: "Federal agencies routinely flout the 1966 Freedom of Information Act, the so-called Open Government Act of 200 […]cybrarian
- Revisiting that open access "sting" December 2, 2013John Bohannon talks to the Scholarly Kitchen about his Science magazine investigation of open access journals and responds to criticism about his study's methods: "The 304 publishers that I probed in this investigation were not a small sample of the population of fee-charging open access publishers, but rather the complete set," he said. […]cybrarian
- Reflecting on the first year of MATTER December 1, 2013It's ditched its paywall, given up on Kindle singles, and now wants to raise money through NPR-style membership drives. All in all, it's been a rocky first year for the online long-form site MATTER, and you can read the details in this unsigned update. Also, co-founder Jim Giles says it's been hard to find content: "I’ve talked to a lot o […]cybrarian
- Do-it-yourself book marketing November 30, 2013Jane Friedman offers a series of tips for getting the word out about your book — from working with bookstores to strategic giveaways of free copies: "Remember that a comprehensive book-marketing campaign uses a combination of tactics to reach readers. It would be unusual to focus solely on social media, or solely on events, to generate word of mouth. Th […]cybrarian
- Matthew Bettelheim: Sardis and Stamm December 4, 2013