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crln-22795	Communication Committee, The ACRL Scholarly	SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION: Principles and strategies for the reform of scholarly communication: Issues related to the formal system of scholarly communication	2003	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1810	48	26	P rin cip le s su p p orted ACRL supports the following principles for reform in die system of scholarly communication: • the broadest possible access to published re­ search and other scholarly writings, • increased control by scholars and the acad­ emy over the system of scholarly publishing, • fail- and reasonable prices for scholarly infor­ mation, • competitive markets for scholarly infor­ mation, • a diversified publishing industry, • open access to scholarship, • innovations in publishing that reduce distri­ bution costs, speed delivery, and extend access to scholarly research, • quality assurance in publishing th rough peer review, • fair use of copyrighted information for edu­ cational and research purposes, • extension of public domain information, • preservation o f scholarly information for long-term future use, and • the right to privacy in the use of scholarly information. Prices for scholarly journals have risen at rates well above general inflation in the economy and also above the rate of increase of library budgets.	cache/crln-22795.pdf	txt/crln-22795.txt