Craig Carter on the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy

Update: 2010-02-04

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Professor Carter speaks about the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy from his perspective as a member of the faculty committee that put the policy forward for a faculty vote in March of 2009.
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Craig Carter on the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy