An annotated reading list on the convergence of epidemiology, network theory, and the virality of information.

An annotated reading list

An annotated reading list about and with annotation

June 2020

Recommendations to UNESCO | OSI Policy Perspective | doi 10.13021/osi2020.2735

Supplementary Report 2020: Using and engaging with monographs in a digital environment | Republished for community annotation

An analysis of key trends in the research communication ecosystem. Republished here for community annotation. DOI: 10.26303/na41-3004

Republished with a new foreword

With a number of recommendations toward the commonification of open access

DOCS is a necessary addition to the current landscape because much of the current activity either sits within or fails to challenge neoliberal values that apply across the entire ecology of teaching and learning, research and publishing.

We invite the community to annotate and comment on these letters, by the Association of American Publishers and a coalition of research and publishing organizations to the Trump administration.

On the open origins of the social media platform with an introduction by Tad Hirsch and a postscript on today's context by Quincy Childs.

A conversation about the role of preprints, sharing, and collaboration hosted by ASAPbio and the Knowledge Futures Group, held on 31 March 2020 and transcribed here.

This powerful website, consistently one of the world’s most popular sites, shapes knowledge creation as well as reflects the state of what we know. How great that we can control it!