This podcast episode, produced for International Open Access Week, features a conversation between Ragna Björk Kristjánsdóttir, Library Director at Reykjavík University, and Professor Jack James, exploring the theme “Who owns our knowledge?” The discussion critically examines the evolution of academic publishing from its early ideals of freely shared knowledge to the current reality of monetised open-access systems dominated by commercial publishers. Professor James argues that the comm...
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This podcast episode, produced for International Open Access Week, features a conversation between Ragna Björk Kristjánsdóttir, Library Director at Reykjavík University, and Professor Jack James, exploring the theme “Who owns our knowledge?” The discussion critically examines the evolution of academic publishing from its early ideals of freely shared knowledge to the current reality of monetised open-access systems dominated by commercial publishers. Professor James argues that the comm...
Ingi Þór Einarsson, lektor við Íþróttafræðideild HR, ræðir við Sigurbjörn Árna Arngrímsson sem oftast er kallaður Bjössi. Bjössi hefur gengt starfi skólameistara við Framhaldsskólann á Laugum frá árinu 2015 og kennt bæði við HÍ og HR þar sem hann kennir þjálfunarlífeðlisfræði í meistaranámi í dag. Bjössi hefur komið víða við og spjalla þeir félagarnir meðal annars um frægar íþróttalýsingar hans, vísindastörf, á Íslandi og í Bandaríkjunum, hestaferðir með ferðamenn og margt fleira. UM ÍÞRÓTTAF...
HR Hlaðvarpið
This podcast episode, produced for International Open Access Week, features a conversation between Ragna Björk Kristjánsdóttir, Library Director at Reykjavík University, and Professor Jack James, exploring the theme “Who owns our knowledge?” The discussion critically examines the evolution of academic publishing from its early ideals of freely shared knowledge to the current reality of monetised open-access systems dominated by commercial publishers. Professor James argues that the comm...
