A (publisher) problem shared is a problem halved... new community resource - Open Access and Digital Scholarship Blog
Open Access and Digital Scholarship Blog The needs of the OA community have not and are not being met by established publishers, causing OA/SCM teams many headaches in their daily tasks. In a previous role I began to record the various problems I encountered, and I’ve been continuing this work with colleagues at Imperial. Our list currently contains 106 issues with 70 different publishers. Some pu
Open access outside academia - Open Access and Digital Scholarship Blog
Emily Nunn’s recent talk for the London Open Access Network (LOAN) meeting at the British Library, titled “Open Access outside academia: exploring access to medical and educational research for non-academics” provided an interesting opportunity to look at how the non-academic public access, view, understand and use academic research. Tennyson said by Begoña V. (CC BY NC SA) https://flic.kr/p/4HJ8K
A Universal Open Access Policy? - Open Access and Digital Scholarship Blog
Despite claims to the contrary, open access as such is not very complicated. Either publish your scholarly output with a publisher who will immediately make it available as open access, or put a copy of the (peer-reviewed) manuscript in a repository. What makes open access complicated is the myriad of policies that regulate it. The Registry of Open Access Repository Mandates and Policies (ROARMAP)
Making Open Access simple – The Imperial College approach to OA - Open Access and Digital Scholarship Blog
Open Access and Digital Scholarship Blog When you come at it for the first time, open access looks pretty complicated. Funder policies, institutional policies, publisher policies, different flavours of OA including ‘green’, ‘gold’, ‘libre’ and ‘gratis’ and a whole new language with mystifying terms like ‘hybrid journal’, ‘article processing charge’ and ‘author accepted manuscript’ await. Even libr
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