Paolo Mangiafico

Report · December 1, 2018 Featured Publication This report offers a framework for how libraries can begin to embrace their role in the maturing space of digital humanities publishing, particularly as they seek to support what we call “expansive digital publishing” — challenging digital publications tha ... Full text Open Access Link to item Cite

Faculty Profile Systems: New Services and Roles for Libraries

Journal Article portal: Libraries and the Academy · April 2017 Featured Publication Many universities have implemented faculty pro le systems that capture faculty and researchers’ scholarly outputs and activities. These systems usually include public pro les and tools to help nd collaborators or experts. They may be used to create report ... Full text Link to item Cite

Research Information Management at Duke University: A Researcher-centered Approach

Report · January 31, 2017 Featured Publication Duke University Libraries have worked collaboratively with other campus units to aggregate and manage research information to make knowledge produced by Duke researchers more broadly and openly available, help researchers build their reputations, archive c ... Open Access Link to item Cite

Should you #DeleteAcademiaEdu? On the role of commercial services in scholarly communication

Other London School of Econonomics Impact Blog · February 1, 2016 Reflecting on the recent surge of criticism about the commercial motives of scholarly social media platform Academia.edu, Paolo Mangiafico argues this is now an ideal opportunity for scholars to make informed choices about their work. If you are comfortabl ... Open Access Link to item Cite

Open Access at the tipping point

Other Scholarly Communications @ Duke · October 23, 2015 Open Access Link to item Cite

Who pays, and what are we paying for?

Other Scholarly Communication @ Duke · June 4, 2015 Open Access Link to item Cite

Reason, Risk, and Reward: Models for Libraries and Other Stakeholders in an Evolving Scholarly Publishing Ecosystem

Journal Article Cultural Anthropology · May 19, 2014 Featured Publication Scholarly publishing, and scholarly communication more generally, are based on patterns established over many decades and even centuries. Some of these patterns are clearly valuable and intimately related to core values of the academy, but others were base ... Full text Open Access Link to item Cite

Open Access and the Metrics of Scholarly Impact

Other Scholarly Communication @ Duke · September 20, 2010 Open Access Link to item Cite

Paolo Mangiafico, on Open Access at Duke University

Other OpenSource.com · May 11, 2010 Interview with Paolo Mangiafico by Greg DeKoenigsberg ... Link to item Cite

Electronic Techtonics: Thinking at the Interface

Book · 2008 This volume originated in HASTAC’s first international conference, “Electronic Techtonics: Thinking at the Interface,” held at Duke University during April 19-21, 2007. “Electronic Techtonics” was the site of truly unforgettable conversations and encounter ... Open Access Cite

The Social Life of Libraries

Other Duke Libraries Magazine · June 1, 2007 Open Access Link to item Cite

Providing and accessing information via the internet: The georgetown catalogue of projects in electronic text

Journal Article Reference Librarian · June 17, 1994 A study of Georgetown University’s Catalogue of Projects in Electronic Text (CPET), while confirming the prediction that access and knowledge management will be major concerns in the library of the future, suggests that the demands of the two desiderata wi ... Full text Cite