Cover sheets considered harmful

Emma Tonkin; Stephanie Taylor; Gregory Tourte

Cover sheets considered harmful

Emma Tonkin, Stephanie Taylor, Gregory Tourte

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Abstract

The spread of the cover sheet is a divisive phenomenon. Their appearance is geographically bound and their content situated in the local political and financial context. In this article we discuss the arguments for and against the coversheet in its guise as a fixture on institutional repository preprints, exploring the issue through statistical information gathered from survey material. We lay out the reasoning behind the use of cover sheets in the United Kingdom and discuss their prevalence and the underlying trends.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2013
Event	17th International Conference on Electronic Publishing. - Blekinge, Sweden Duration: 13 Jun 2013 → 14 Jun 2013

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Conference	17th International Conference on Electronic Publishing.
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Blekinge
Period	13/06/13 → 14/06/13

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institutional repository
survey
cover sheets
presentation

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Cover sheets considered harmful

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