OASPA seeking feedback on open access position paper
Paper outlines biggest barriers to open access publishing and calls for a move "from aspiration to action"
Open access
From niche model to publishing standard
Carrie Webster, VP for Open Access at Springer Nature, reflects on 25 years of progress for the publishing model
Cambridge and Max Planck announce OA book agreement
First agreement of its kind for university press combines evidence-based acquisition with open access funding
Solving the equity gap in open access with Bloomsbury Open Collections
Ros Pyne, Bloomsbury's Director of Open Access and Innovation, shares how the new Open Collections model is providing an alternative route to open access…
Ball State partners with Cambridge University Press for open access
Ball State University Libraries has partnered with Cambridge University Press to expand open access publishing opportunities for faculty, staff, and graduate students
An ongoing commitment to supporting UK teaching, research, and innovation
Anna Vernon – Head of Licensing at Jisc – discusses collective negotiation, open access evolution, and her vision for a more inclusive scholarly communications…
MDPI joins COUNTER Registry in open access research transparency boost
MDPI, has been included in the COUNTER Registry, a move designed to provide libraries and institutions with standardised usage statistics to better measure the…
U.S. book publisher launches under “platinum open access” model
Publisher "committed to equity, transparency, and author empowerment, eliminating barriers to knowledge dissemination"
eLife adds publishing agreements to its offering
New open access agreements "contribute towards a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable system for scientific publishing"
Australian and New Zealand universities join forces on OA deals
Efforts "to take a unified position in negotiations with Elsevier, Springer Nature, Wiley, and Taylor & Francis"
Rethinking the model for sustainable open access
Scott Delman reflects on how ACM is building a sustainable path to OA to make computing research accessible and sustainable
Leading organisational change in times of uncertainty
The world is changing at pace and navigating change with confidence is more important than ever, writes Antonia Seymour