« Iowa State University Library and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced a three-year Open Access agreement that allows … Continuer la lecture de « PLOS and Iowa State University Library announce APC-free Open Access publishing agreement »
Source > blogs.plos.org, 29 avril 2020
« (…) Plan A recommends that the international scholarly communication community begin immediate and significant action to: DISCOVER critical missing pieces … Continuer la lecture de « Open Scholarship Initiative: OSI’s Plan A launched »
Source > osiglobal.org, 20 avril 2020
« The European Commission recently announced a second tender for its Open Research Publishing Platform, a venture designed to meet the … Continuer la lecture de « Fitting the mould – What the European Commission’s second tender for an Open Research Publishing Platform tells us about the future of scholarly communication »
« Today, we’re announcing a shift in how SPARC supports OpenCon to reflect the OpenCon community’s evolution. Instead of hosting a … Continuer la lecture de « What’s Next for OpenCon: Putting Equity at the Core »
« The present call for tender concerns the setting up of a publishing platform for scientific articles as a service for … Continuer la lecture de « Open Research Europe — The European Commission Open Research Publishing Platform [Call for tender] »
« Resolving the question of how to provide an infrastructure for open access books and monographs has remained a persistent problem … Continuer la lecture de « The Open Research Library: Centralisation without Openness »
« In recent years, there has been a substantial increase in the development of Open Data policies in Europe. But the … Continuer la lecture de « New case study examines two leading Open Data policy drivers »
Source > sparceurope.org, 28 mars 2018
« One of the biggest challenges for multidisciplinary research institutions which provide data management support to researchers is addressing disciplinary differences. … Continuer la lecture de « Data Stewardship – addressing disciplinary data management needs »
