« In the world of open-access publishing (OA), there are debates about the types of licenses that people apply to their work. While the
« In the world of open-access publishing (OA), there are debates about the types of licenses that people apply to their work. While the
« In Part I of “Beyond Open Access: Make Academic Content Truly Accessible for All,” we stated that open access alone is not enough to ensure genuine accessibility.…
« Academic publishing stands at a critical juncture where accessibility has become more than just a compliance requirement. It’s an ethical imperative — and an opportunity for innovation.
While open…
« The Alliance of Science Organisations advocates Open Access to scientific information as the basis for transparent, efficient and high-quality research processes and as a driver for the transfer of research…
« The landscape of academic publishing, including in geochemistry and cosmochemistry, is evolving toward greater openness and accessibility. This editorial outlines the vision for Advances in Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry, a diamond…
« (…) Aiming to further inform educational work on open and impactful academic publishing in the digital era, we posed selected questions to Stevan Harnad 30 years after his « subversive proposal »…
« After recent reporting that three UK universities had ended their transitional open access agreements with the publisher Elsevier, Peter Barr explains why academic libraries are making these decisions and…
« Watch the webinar to learn how the Equitable Pricing Framework, developed by Information Power for cOAlition S, aims to make scholarly communication more accessible and equitable for researchers worldwide (…) »
« cOAlition S is pleased to announce the release of a new pricing framework designed to foster global equity in scholarly publishing. Developed by Information…
« Open research publishing platforms could be an important mechanism for reform.
New research from the University of Bristol has found academic researchers are demoralised by a culture that disincentivises…