We are pleased to say that DOAJ has recently made more language versions of the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing available, bringing the total number to eighteen. The Principles are available below and here and all translated versions are available on the DOAJ site at the following links: Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, Dutch, English, Farsi, Finnish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian About… Read full article >
An OASPA conference sponsor post: Transformative Publishing: A sustainable route to open access
This guest post is one of a series from sponsors of the OASPA Conference in 2019. Please note that the views in this post do not represent an official view or statement from OASPA. The post is from Carrie Webster of Springer Nature. It is fundamentally clear that we and other publishers need to make commitments… Read full article >
An OASPA conference sponsor post: A report from the first Basel Sustainable Publishing Forum
This guest post is one of a series from sponsors of the OASPA Conference in 2019. Please note that the views in this post do not represent an official view or statement from OASPA. The post is from Martyn Rittman of MDPI. The First Basel Sustainable Publishing Forum (held September 9) brought together a unique… Read full article >
An OASPA conference sponsor post: Open access: eLife and the changing landscape
This guest post is one of a series from sponsors of the OASPA Conference in 2019. Please note that the views in this post do not represent an official view or statement from OASPA. This post is by Emily Packer of eLife. Open Access: eLife and the changing landscape The scientific publishing landscape is in… Read full article >
An OASPA conference sponsor post: Putting Researchers at the Heart of the OA Conversation
This guest post is one of a series from sponsors of the OASPA Conference in 2019. Please note that the views in this post do not represent an official view or statement from OASPA. This post is by Emma Wilson of the Royal Society of Chemistry. The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is highly committed… Read full article >