In the Document Freedom Day [1], March 28, Brazilian blogger and professor Ladislau Dowbor writes [2] [pt] about open access to science, and questions the price of information [3]. He also shares his views on the role of professors in the face of intelectual property [4], and an article [5] about an online boycott [6] by 8,209 researchers who are seeking to set academic research free.
Brazil: Thoughts on Access to Science on Document Freedom Day
· Written by Sara Moreira
Categories: Latin America, Brazil, Digital Activism, Education, Science