« This report presents a comprehensive and flexible framework to support Diamond Open Access (OA) in scholarly publishing. It offers recommendations and guidelines tailored to institutions, funders, sponsors, donors, and policymakers, and addresses the diverse needs, concerns, and opportunities within the evolving Diamond OA ecosystem. (…) »
« OLEcon supports non-commercial Diamond Open Access journals in the field of economics sciences. For sustainable funding, the ZBW is organising a funding consortium. In this blog post, we report on the current progress, the process, and how the consortium is being put on a stable footing in the long term.…
« This case study presents the context, governance and operations of the European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH) launched in January 2025. The EDCH will coordinate diamond open access (OA) capacity centres in Europe and consolidate and align the diamond OA organizations that provide services and tools to diamond OA outputs in…
« Open Access (OA) publishing practices provide unrestricted access to research and are vital to scholarly communication today. In the Diamond Open Access (Diamond OA) publishing model, not only do readers have free access, but authors publish without fees, supported instead by universities, libraries, or research institutions that provide the technological…
« Dans un article récent du Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication, Kira Hopkins et Kevin Sanders analysent le développement de la voie diamant pour les livres.
L’article part du constat de l’échec du modèle actuellement dominant dans la publication…
« OA journals which do not charge fees to read or publish in have become known as diamond journals. In addition, depositing versions of articles into institutional or subject-based repositories, known as the green route, also represent an equitable form of OA. To achieve this goal, we…
« Not all library and information science (LIS) journals operate under an equitable open access (OA) model, despite librarianship’s emphasis on OA as a value. A previous study illuminated significant barriers for journal editors in transitioning to an equitable OA model. This follow-up study sought, through structured interviews with editors of…
« Retour d’expérience d’un data journal en modèle diamant autour des questions suivantes : Comment proposer de nouveaux modèles de publication en science ouverte ? Comment faire vivre une revue dans une logique non commerciale ? (…) »
« Presentation slides on the adoption status and related challenges of the Diamond Open Access Standard from the Diamas Project, as implemented within the journals section of Milano University Press. (…) »
