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crl-16091	Way, Doug	The Open Access Availability of Library and Information Science Literature	2010	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4453	149	44	The percentage of available OA articles is the same, though, as the findings of Matsubayashi and others in their study of the biomedical literature.29 However, while their study found most articles were available on publisher Web sites, this study found that the most common place for OA works to be found was depart- mental or organization Web sites.30 Only 36, or 14 percent of all OA articles, were found on publisher Web sites. Even though it is possible to discover OA articles using a variety of resources, such as Google, CiteSeerX or OAIster, Google Scholar was chosen as studies have shown that the vast majority of scholars regularly use it in their research.	cache/crl-16091.pdf	txt/crl-16091.txt