« The 2023 International Open Access Week theme, “Community over Commercialization,” resonated with researchers, advocates, students, funders, and people around the world interested in advancing open scholarship in the public interest. There were meaningful conversations about what individuals and communities need to do to ensure community values are at the center…
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« CONCLUSIONS AND WAY FORWARD
Knowledge is our most valuable asset and a public good that must be shared widely to ensure the sustainability of our planet and future. The digital revolution provides unprecedented means to spread scientific results and ideas around the world in an instant, to the benefit…
« (…) “The Diamond Open Access summit marks a huge step in the direction of globally equitable Open Access. We are ready to support all efforts to make the global federation of Diamond open access a reality. The DIAMAS project will contribute to the global federation of Diamond Open Access by…
« By invitation, SPARC Europe recently attended the Global Summit on Diamond Open Access. Participants reflected on the current diamond OA publishing system and how to develop and sustain a solid scholar-led not-for-profit diamond OA publishing ecosystem. The event created a very fertile ground for discussion by…
« The group behind the radical open-access initiative Plan S has announced its next big plan to shake up research publishing — and this one could be bolder than the first. It wants all versions of an article and its associated peer-review reports to be published openly from the outset, without…
« The research funders Swedish Research Council, Forte, Formas, and Vinnova have made a strategic decision on a funding model to support publication with publishers that exclusively publish fully open access journals.. (…) »
« Presentation of some tools used in the EEG & MEG communities to implement open science, from Open access to open data. (…) »
« (…) Yet, as we explore in a recent paper, pirate sites present a paradox for genuine Open Access (OA), as extensive use of these sites may yield a range of unintended consequences that diverge from the tenets of OA. (…) »
« Today, the DOAJ team is happy to share a significant milestone with our community: the Directory of Open Access Journals now proudly lists 20,000 journals! This achievement is not just a number; it is a testament to our rigorous evaluation process and dedication to ensuring the trustworthiness…
« Sweden is far ahead when it comes to promoting open access to scholarly publications. But there is risk of getting stuck in a permanent transformation that favours large commercial publishers. A new report from the Association of Swedish Higher Education Institutions develops a strategy on how to work in negotiations…
