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EU grey literature: long-term preservation, access, and discovery

Posted on 12 Dec 2012 with 0 comments

The growth of ‘fast’ publication of documents in print or on the various websites of Europa, with no long-term repository or stable URL, not deposited in the EU Bookshop, or in the repositories that form the basis of the registers of the institutions, is alarming. The working group on EU grey literature was set up to study the current situation related to long-term access to all EU institution publications and documents with the goal to provide a set of best practices and guidelines to guarantee long-term preservation of and access to EU institution output.

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