Let's begin with a posting about QUT ...
A new "open access to knowledge" project hosted by the Queensland University of Technology aims to ensure that anyone can legally share knowledge across the world, whether they be an every day citizen or a top end researcher.
The QUT team, led by School of Law head, Professor Brian Fitzgerald is embarking on a $1.3 million, two year project to develop legal protocols for managing copyright issues in an open access environment.
For more information, see the press release or visit the project's homepage.
What do you think? Is this a valuable project? Should research be available under an open access protocol? What should such a protocol involve?
A blog relating to Internet legal issues by Professor John Swinson, University of Queensland
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