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I would also recommend a carefully-done 30,000-word introduction to Open Access, one Peter Suber liked quite a bit: Open Access: What You Need to Know Now, published by ALA Editions. I'm biased (I wrote it), but I think it's well worth noting.
Thanks Walt. I did mention the book at the talk.
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