Announcement that Elsevier's Free Access to COVID-19 Content Would End on October 29
Bianca Kramer reported that Elsevier planned to end free access to COVID-19-related content on October 29. The post warned that affected papers might subsequently be removed from PubMed Central and emphasized that temporary access granted by Elsevier and other publishers did not constitute open access. Sources included in the post: https://github.com/bmkramer/COVID19-PMC-collections and https://twitter.com/MsPhelps/status/1269722101067497474/photo/1
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Announcement that Elsevier's Free Access to COVID-19 Content Would End on October 29