Hey guys!
Did you hear that JSTOR now offers a free (though limited) public access to its online academic library?
Rumors say that JSTOR decided to reconsider their access policy, after the tragic scandal involving the former Reddit co-owner, wunderkind and digital activist Aaron Swartz, who stole 4.8 million documents from JSTOR in 2011 and probably wanted to upload them freely to the web.
So, JSTOR extends its free access, and now you can:

• register for a free MyJSTOR account;
• enjoy free access to 1.200 journals from 700 publishers;
• download book chapters for further reading;
• use additional options: save searches, export citations, receive email alerts for tracked journals etc.

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