Nice live report by David Weinberger from a talk at Harvard University on 26 February by Peter Suber on the future of Open Access. Useful, though it is US flavoured, for people wanting to get to grips with Open Access in its several variants: "Green Open Access (= open access through a repository) and Gold OA (=
OA through a journal). There’s also Gratis OA (free of charge but may
be licensing restrictions), and Libre OA (free of charge and free of
licensing restrictions)".
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