MIT Can Honor Aaron Swartz by Fighting To Make Academic Journals Open to Everyone »

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Beginning in the fall of 2010, Aaron Swartz repeatedly logged on to MIT’s campus network and used an automated script to download nearly 5 million articles from JSTOR, one of the largest digital archives of scholarly journals in the world. When they discovered Swartz’s actions, both JSTOR and MIT faced... Source Main page (current trends)

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