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“Why I believe in Open Access and what it means to me” David McCune, Director at SAGE Publications

“Why I believe in Open Access and what it means to me” David McCune, Director at SAGE Publications

by PeerJ Staff | Feb 18, 2015 | regular

With just over one week passing since our two year anniversary of PeerJ publishing articles and the opening of peer-review submissions to PeerJ Computer Science, we took this opportunity to ask David McCune, Director at SAGE Publications, to outline his thoughts...

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