As a result, the current RCUK/Finch policy will likely pay more than necessary, make the transition slower than necessary, leave a regrettable percentage of publicly-funded research non-OA, and put the business interests of publishers ahead of the access interests of researchers.
The cellphone, in fact, was the most coveted technology in the survey, ahead of Internet access and television.
In practice, it might be needed that the feeder data to a relay arrives ahead of its access link getting activated.
During the fourth quarter 2000, advertising sales were still ahead of consumer access, generating about $79 million–but that's a number that isn't likely to stick.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY -- Ramp on left side of building (call ahead for access) or two steps to front porch; restrooms at dining room level.
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Today, we must take up that task with an even greater sense of urgency, because the problems that lie ahead of us — those issues of access, information security and the role we want to allow corporations to play in our daily lives — those problems can only be solved with the kind of innovative thought that STEM fosters in classrooms all across our country and our internet.
Mr. Rourke said that high death rates in New Hampshire were symptomatic of a larger problem: The state is second to last, ahead of only Texas, in access to treatment programs.
His Federal Communications Commission has been hammered by some advocates for, as they see it, failing to put the public's interest in cheaper, faster and more widespread Internet access ahead of the demands of telecom companies such as Verizon and AT&T.
