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crln-8254	Hackman, Tim	What’s the opposite of a pyrrhic victory?1: Lessons learned from an open access defeat	2009	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3084	99	44	Although to our knowledge there had been little discussion of the Harvard and Stanford policies on campus, both the UM Libraries scholarly communication October 2009 519 C&RL News open access policies; the university libraries should keep faculty informed about the pric- ing and open access policies of its journals and, where possible, assist faculty in nego- tiating reasonable copyright arrangements; researchers are encouraged to publish in open access journals when practical, negoti- ate with the journals in which they publish to maintain their copyright, and to consider the journal price as one factor in deciding where to publish; and researchers are en- couraged to deposit preprints and reprints in the institutional repository (DRUM) or in discipline-appropriate repositories such as PubMed Central.5 The beginning step The committee decided that a resolution, rather than a mandate or a policy, was the best beginning step, a general expression of support for the principle of open access that could be used as a conversation starter among the departments and colleges.	cache/crln-8254.pdf	txt/crln-8254.txt