～JUSTICE OA2020 Roadmap～ « Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources JUSTICE）is a consortium created to promote many activities for … Continuer la lecture de « Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE): Transformation from subscription model toward OA publishing model (.pdf) »
« A look into the Open Library of Humanities with Martin Paul Eve, Co-founder (…) A look into ASAPbio with Jessica … Continuer la lecture de « Knowledge Exchange ‘Insights into the Economy of Open Scholarship’: A collection of Interviews »
« La Cour a examiné l’enjeu de l’ouverture des données publiques de trois opérateurs du ministère de la transition écologique et … Continuer la lecture de « La valorisation des données de l’IGN, de Météo-France et du Cerema [Cour des comptes] »
« The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) Library Network has signed an innovative Read & Publish licensing agreement with the Royal … Continuer la lecture de « Spanish consortium launches groundbreaking Read & Publish agreement »
« Over the past year, there have been some important developments among the major publishers as they move towards a new … Continuer la lecture de « What is Content Syndication? »
« Emerald Publishing is the first publisher to adopt F1000’s Open Research Publishing model. With the launch of the new platform, … Continuer la lecture de « Open and honest: The future of research publishing has landed »
« 3 plausible scenarios are envisioned by the latest Elsevier/Ipsos MORI study, which draws on published literature and the views of … Continuer la lecture de « Report: What will the world of research look like 10 years from now? »
« FAIR research data encompasses the way to create, store and publish research data in a way that they are findable, … Continuer la lecture de « EU publications – Cost-benefit analysis for FAIR research data Policy recommendations – Study »
« Progress to open access (OA) has stalled, with perhaps 20% of new papers ‘born‐free’, and half of all versions of … Continuer la lecture de « Is open access affordable? Why current models do not work and why we need internet‐era transformation of scholarly communications »
« Wellcome, in partnership with UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and the Association of Learned & Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP), have … Continuer la lecture de « Helping learned societies transition to Open Access and explore Plan S-compliant business models »
« Following a six-month review, we’re updating our open access (OA) policy. The changes will apply from 1 January 2020. Robert … Continuer la lecture de « Wellcome Trust is updating its open access policy »
« Presentation about new features in DMPonline and the subscription model »
« L’arrivée du numérique a bouleversé la manière dont les chercheurs communiquent et mènent leurs activités de recherche. Pour les différents … Continuer la lecture de « Quel avenir pour l’édition scientifique ? [video] »
« Last month, European research funders collectively called for research publications to be made free, fully and immediately; so far, 14 … Continuer la lecture de « Do authors comply when funders enforce open access to research? »
« Over recent years, Knowledge Unlatched has harnessed the effectiveness of its consortial funding model to become the largest gatekeeper to … Continuer la lecture de « Knowledge Unlatched, failed transparency, and the commercialisation of open access book publishing »
« The license negotiations with scholarly publishers must advance the transition to open access publishing, the Finnish university rectors demand in … Continuer la lecture de « Finnish University rectors demand scholarly publishers to transition to open access »
« With the ongoing open-access transformation, article processing charges (APCs) are gaining importance as the dominant business model for scientific open-access … Continuer la lecture de « APCs – Mirroring the impact factor or legacy of the subscription-based model? (.pdf) »
« The announcement of Plan S by 11 European funding agencies has rocked the scholarly publishing community. In a nutshell, these funders (and … Continuer la lecture de « Plan T: Scrap APCs and Fund Open Access with Submission Fees »
« The Open Access movement was founded on the aspiration that the decentralized and open nature of the Internet architecture, coupled … Continuer la lecture de « SciELO, Open Infrastructure and Independence »
« BioOne (about.BioOne.org), the nonprofit publisher of more than 200 journals from 150 scientific societies and independent presses, today has announced the … Continuer la lecture de « BioOne announces nonprofit platform partnership with SPIE »
« En mai 2016 Cybergeo : Revue européenne de géographie fêtait à l’Auditorium Marie Curie (CNRS, Paris) ses 20 années d’existence. … Continuer la lecture de « Les Sciences Humaines et Sociales, moteurs de l’accès ouvert : la preuve par Cybergeo »
« (…) Institutions and consortia who manage publication charges on behalf of their authors need to gain a clearer understanding of … Continuer la lecture de « « On the Effectiveness of APCs » 3rd ESAC Workshop in Munich | 28-29 June 2018 »
« New paper explores potential business models for the European Open Science Cloud (…) »
« Le conseil d’administration du RCDR rejette la proposition de facturer aux établissements francophones et bilingues membres du RCDR un montant … Continuer la lecture de « Le Réseau canadien de documentation pour la recherche (RCDR) s’oppose à une tarification basée sur la langue lors de récentes négociations »
« Funding organisations commissioning their own open access publishing platforms is a relatively recent development in the OA environment, with the … Continuer la lecture de « Funder open access platforms – a welcome innovation? »
« (…) The topic of ‘Big Deals’ was discussed at the workshop ‘Challenging the current business models in academic publishing – … Continuer la lecture de « Challenging the Current Business Models in Academic Publishing: Accelerators and Obstacles to the Open Access Transition (June 2018) [.pdf] »
« Dans le cadre de sa politique de développement de la science ouverte, OpenEdition annonce la signature d’un partenariat avec Knowledge … Continuer la lecture de « OpenEdition et Knowledge Unlatched signent un partenariat pour développer l’accès ouvert dans l’édition scientifique en langue française »
« The Partnership for Open Access establishes an innovative model for collaboration between university libraries and scholarly journals, and helps provide continuous … Continuer la lecture de « Partnership for Open Access – A presentation to JISC’s Members – Érudit webinar »
« What is the Free Journal Network? The purpose of this site is to promote scholarly journals run according to the … Continuer la lecture de « Free Journal Network »
« Open access gold, green, diamond, revues hybrides, modèle auteur-payeur et Author processing charges (APC), négociations avec les éditeurs… tout cela … Continuer la lecture de « Journée X-Orsay d’information/débat « La publication scientifique demain : comment et à quels prix ? », 14 mars 2018 [diaporamas] »
« Hybrid open access options were introduced almost from the very start of the open access movement and play an important … Continuer la lecture de « STM urges funders to retain hybrid open access as an option in the future (.pdf) »
« Developments in early 2018: Negotiations on the « read and publish » model to take place with academic publishers. Action plan for … Continuer la lecture de « Open access in Switzerland – A current overview »
« Scholarly communication has become expensive, restrictive, and increasingly falls short of realizing its full potential to make scholarly information broadly … Continuer la lecture de « University of California Libraries: Scholarly Communication: Pathways to Open Access »
« Pour donner une suite concrète à la signature de l’appel de Jussieu, il est nécessaire que les établissements et instances … Continuer la lecture de « Comment financer l’Open Access ? Un exemple local »
« Mega-journals are a new kind of scholarly journal made possible by electronic publishing. They are open access (OA) and funded … Continuer la lecture de « Evolution of the scholarly mega-journal, 2006–2017 »
« The month of February marks five years since we published our first peer-reviewed article in PeerJ – February 12th to … Continuer la lecture de « PeerJ celebrates 5 years of publishing with an editorial reboot and full fee waivers in February »
« Options available to authors to make their work open access are on the rise. Adoption of open access itself is … Continuer la lecture de « Adoption of open access is rising – but so too are its costs »
« UCL Press is launching a new open access megajournal that will provide academics and students with ground-breaking research free of … Continuer la lecture de « UCL launches open access megajournal to help solve the world’s biggest challenges »
« The 6th Kuopio Conference on aspects of print storage will be held in Basel, Switzerland, from Wed, March, 14, to … Continuer la lecture de « A Matter of Trust: Cooperative Print Storage and Shared Archiving Initiatives: The 6th Kuopio Conference / 14 -16 March 2018, Basel, Switzerland »
« The Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research is now completing its transition to an Open Access journal published by Stockholm University … Continuer la lecture de « A Journal and Network in Transition to Open Access »
« (…) This report explores the income streams, costs, value propositions, and business models for 48 research data repositories. It includes … Continuer la lecture de « OECD Report: Business models for sustainable research data repositories »
« (…) Stockholm University Press aims to make journals and books affordable, and to enable the widest possible global dissemination so … Continuer la lecture de « Stockholm University Press – one of the first Open Access University Presses in Sweden »
« (…) Malgré l’image poussiéreuse qu’elles renvoient parfois, le modèle économique qui sous-tend l’activité des bibliothèques bénéficie avec le développement du … Continuer la lecture de « Economie de la bibliothèque »
« The Open Access (OA) books funded through Knowledge Unlatched (KU) have doubled their usage between the second and third quarters … Continuer la lecture de « Usage of Knowledge Unlatched titles doubled within one quarter »
« The recent ‘Consultation on the second Research Excellence Framework’ (REF) in the UK contains an annex that signals the extension … Continuer la lecture de « Cost estimates of an open access mandate for monographs in the UK’s third Research Excellence Framework »
« Bienvenue dans le nº 00 de Salons! Consacré aux enjeux contemporains de la diffusion des connaissances, ce Salon restera ouvert … Continuer la lecture de « Consortium Érudit : « Enjeux de la diffusion savante » »
« The Health Research Board (HRB) is to launch a new publishing platform that will enable HRB–funded researchers to publish all … Continuer la lecture de « Irlande : Access all areas: HRB introduces new approach to publishing research results »
« Open in order to innovate! In the theme of Open Access Week 2017, OA2020 relaunches its website with a call … Continuer la lecture de « OA2020: Divest of Subscriptions, Invest in Open Access! »
« Les relations se tendent entre les chercheurs et une poignées d’éditeurs scientifiques qui tendent à privatiser les résultats de la … Continuer la lecture de « Science ouverte : pour un meilleur accès aux résultats de la recherche »
« The OpenAIRE EC FP7 Post-Grant Open Access Pilot is pleased to announce a new call for bids, this time to … Continuer la lecture de « Apply now! Second call for proposals for alternative funding mechanism for non-author fee based open access publishing »
