Inside eLife: What it costs to publish

« Every year since 2012, eLife has published an annual report on activities along with our US Form 990 (required for our type of non-profit organisation) and our audited financial accounts. This year, we present a deeper view of our 2015 financials, covering publishing and non-publishing expenses. As part of our ambition to change how science publishing works, especially among highly selective journals, we hope that being transparent about our costs will help to set a future course for research communication that is efficient and sustainable. (…) »

source > elifesciences.org, Mark Patterson, Jennifer McLennan, 11 août 2016

• Mots-clés : 
• Analyse du coût,
• Publication scientifique