This is a guest post by Emily Packer of eLife. eLife is a member of OASPA and one of our 2019 conference sponsors. Open Access: eLife and the changing landscape The scientific publishing landscape is in a significant state of flux, with open-access journals claiming a greater share of the market, and initiatives such as… Read full article >
A Guest Post from the Royal Society of Chemistry – Putting Researchers at the Heart of the OA Conversation
This is a guest post by Emma Wilson of the Royal Society of Chemistry. The Royal Society of Chemistry is a member of OASPA and one of our 2019 conference sponsors. Putting researchers at the heart of the OA conversation The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is highly committed to increasing open access to high… Read full article >
A Guest Post from Hindawi – Introducing Phenom Review: Open Source Scholarly Infrastructure by Hindawi
Introducing Phenom Review: open source scholarly infrastructure by Hindawi This is a guest post by Richard Bennett of Hindawi. Hindawi is a member of OASPA and one of our 2019 conference sponsors. Can collective effort lead to a peer review system that actually serves the needs of the scholarly publishing community? Peer review systems have… Read full article >
A Guest Post from CCC – Top 5 Resources on Transformative Agreements
This is a guest post by Chuck Hemenway of Copyright Clearance Center. CCC is a member of OASPA and one of our 2019 conference sponsors. Transformative Agreements are a popular topic of conversation these days – but do you ever feel like you need a quick refresher course on the topic? Read, watch, or listen… Read full article >
OASPA and the Initiative for Open Citations
One of the goals of OASPA is to support the transition to a world in which open access becomes the predominant mode of publication. As we have charted in the annual statistics on the growth of open content published using various Creative Commons licenses, steady progress is being made (see for example the most recent… Read full article >