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* [http://www.jeszke.com.pl/ Jeszke] [http://www.jeszke.com.pl/feed/ (RSS feed)].  From Łukasz Jeszke.  In Polish.
 
* [http://www.jeszke.com.pl/ Jeszke] [http://www.jeszke.com.pl/feed/ (RSS feed)].  From Łukasz Jeszke.  In Polish.
  
* [http://network.nature.com/blogs/user/wilbanks/ John Wilbanks' Blog] [http://network.nature.com/blogs/feed/wilbanks (RSS feed)].  From John Wilbanks.
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* [http://jordproject.wordpress.com/ JoRD]. [http://jordproject.wordpress.com/feed/ (RSS feed)]. From JoRD (Journal Research Data Policy Bank).
 
 
*[http://jordproject.wordpress.com/ JoRD]. [http://jordproject.wordpress.com/feed/ (RSS feed)]. From JoRD (Journal Research Data Policy Bank).
 
  
 
* [http://journalology.blogspot.com/ Journalology] [http://journalology.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default (RSS feed)].  From Matt Hodgkinson.
 
* [http://journalology.blogspot.com/ Journalology] [http://journalology.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default (RSS feed)].  From Matt Hodgkinson.
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* [http://welshrepositorynetwork.blogspot.com/ Welsh Repository Network] [http://welshrepositorynetwork.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default (RSS feed)].   
 
* [http://welshrepositorynetwork.blogspot.com/ Welsh Repository Network] [http://welshrepositorynetwork.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default (RSS feed)].   
  
*[http://whoneedsaccess.org/ Who Needs Access? You Need Access!] [http://whoneedsaccess.org/comments/feed/ (RSS feed)]. From the [http://access.okfn.org/ @ccess]working group.
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* [http://whoneedsaccess.org/ Who Needs Access? You Need Access!] [http://whoneedsaccess.org/comments/feed/ (RSS feed)]. From the [http://access.okfn.org/ @ccess]working group.
  
 
* [http://www.johnhiltoniii.org/ Wide Open] [http://www.johnhiltoniii.org/feed/ (RSS feed)].  From John Hilton III.
 
* [http://www.johnhiltoniii.org/ Wide Open] [http://www.johnhiltoniii.org/feed/ (RSS feed)].  From John Hilton III.
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* [http://network.nature.com/blogs/user/wilbanks/ John Wilbanks' Blog] [http://network.nature.com/blogs/feed/wilbanks (RSS feed)].  From John Wilbanks.
  
 
* [http://wileyopenaccess.wordpress.com/ Wiley Open Access Blog] [http://wileyopenaccess.wordpress.com/feed/ (RSS feed)].  From [http://www.wileyopenaccess.com/ Wiley Open Access].
 
* [http://wileyopenaccess.wordpress.com/ Wiley Open Access Blog] [http://wileyopenaccess.wordpress.com/feed/ (RSS feed)].  From [http://www.wileyopenaccess.com/ Wiley Open Access].

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  • This is list of blogs which focus largely on open access.
  • Please indicate the blog's author or primary authors. When its primary language is not English, please indicate what it is.
  • Alphabetical.

A

  • @ccess. "Sharing the results of scientific research." (No RSS feed?) From the @ccess project.
  • Ann's Blog. "My Musings on Open Science and Public Engagement."
  • Annotated AOA "Accessibility and OA Resources – Annotated." From Stewart Baker.

B

C

  • Cureus Blog (No RSS feed). Associated with Cureus, the open access medical science journal.

D

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K

L

  • LOCH. Lessons in Open Access Compliance for Higher Education. (RSS Feed). From Dominik Tate, University of Edinburgh.

M

  • Medimise.com. (No RSS feed.) "Open Access Medical Research and Health News". Anon.

N

  • NARAtions (RSS feed). "A Blog about Online Public Access to the Records of the U.S. National Archives."

O

  • OAMPHJ (Open Access Medical and Public Health Journals: links to latest updates) (RSS feed).
  • OASCIR (RSS feed). "Building an Institutional Repository for the University of Khartoum's Faculty of Science." From Pablo de Castro and Rania Baleela.
  • OCW Blog (RSS feed). "Blogging the OpenCourseWare and OER Movements." From Mike Caulfield.
  • OER Research Hub (No RSS Feed). From Patrick McAndrew, Martin Weller, Robert Farrow, and Beck Pitt.
  • Open Folklore (No RSS feed). From the Open Folklore Project, including Julie Bobay and Timothy Lloyd.
  • Openining Scholarship. (RSS feed) "Voices from the South." From Laura Czerniewicz, Eve Gray, Michael Paskevicius, Ed Rybicki, Shihaam Shaikh, and Michelle Willmers.
  • Open-STEPS (No RSS feed?). From Alex Corbi and Margo Thierry.
  • Open Access @ CUNY (RSS feed). "Highlighting open access efforts across the University". From librarians at the City University of New York.
  • Open Scholar C.I.C.. From a group of scholars, editors, and librarians working to improve scholarly evaluation and communication.

P

  • PLOS ECR Community (Early Career Researcher) (RSS feed) "Diverse perspectives on science and medicine." Edited by Sara Kassabian, Andreas Vilhelmsson, Mary Gearing, and Meredith Wright.

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S

  • Scholar Blog (RSS feed). From the KUBIS Center for Scholarly Communication at the University of Copenhagen. In Danish.
  • Scinoptica (RSS feed). From Ulrich Herb. "Science consulting, open access, scientific publishing, open knowledge & open science." Partially in German language.

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U

  • UJDigispace (RSS feed). "Institutional repository and scholarly communication." (UJ = University of Johannesburg.) From Matizi.
  • Universo Abierto (RSS feed). From Biblioteca de la Facultad de Traducción y Documentación de la Universidad de Salamanca (Spain). In Spanish.
  • Utah Open Textbook Project. "Determining the Cost Effectiveness and Educational Effectiveness of Open Textbooks." From Brigham Young University.

V

  • VIKAS PSOAR (RSS feed). Pharmaceutical Sciences Open Access Resources: Vikas PSOAR and Vikas PGIAR. From Vikas Anand Saharan, Mahesh Kataria, and Vipin Kukkar.

W

  • WissPub.net (RSS feed). From Heinz Pampel, Cornelius Puschmann, Nils Windisch, and Robert Forkel. In German.