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Webinar – Business Models for Open Access Books: A Compendium

January 20, 2022 by Bernie Folan

  As well as this recording, please find panelists slides – Lucy Barnes, Francois van Schalkwyk, Beth Bouloukos and Vincent W. J. van Gerven Oei You can find the collection of case studies detailing the business models of a range of open access (OA) academic book presses at Business Models for Open Access Books.  Resources… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Books, Books business models, humanities, monographs, OA Books, OASPA Webinar, Open Access Books, webinar

Growth of OASPA members book output: We see different patterns between books and journals

July 20, 2021 by Bernie Folan

Each year, OASPA surveys its members about their publication output – both books and journals. We are delighted to once again have worked with Delta Think who have helped us by taking on the analysis, structuring and presentation of the data we collected, and in this guest blog post they highlight our books findings.   This… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Analysis, Books, books output, CC-BY, CC-BY-NC, CC-BY-ND, Delta Think, DOAB, licensing, OA Books, Open Access Books

Report published: OPERAS-P and OASPA workshop on innovative business models for OA books

April 21, 2021 by Bernie Folan

Together with OPERAS, OASPA is hosting a series of three workshops on business models for open access books targeted specifically at small and medium-sized academic book publishers. These workshops are part of the OPERAS-P project work package 6 (Innovation), looking into innovative, non-bpc, business models to create a sustainable infrastructure for open access book publishing… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Books, Europe, non-BPC, OA Books, Open Access Books, operas

The Open Access Books Network: Voices from the OA books community

March 29, 2021 by Guest Author

This is a guest post by Lucy Barnes (Open Book Publishers/ScholarLed/COPIM), Tom Mosterd (DOAB/OAPEN) and Agata Morka (OPERAS/COPIM/SPARC EU), the coordinators of the Open Access Books Network. The Open Access Books Network (OABN), begun by OAPEN, OPERAS, ScholarLed and SPARC Europe, is an open online community devoted to sharing knowledge and resources about all aspects… Read full article >

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Workshop invitation: Innovative business models for open access book publishing in Europe

March 23, 2021 by Bernie Folan

Workshop: Innovative business models for open access book publishing in Europe Wednesday 7th April, 14:00-16:00 CEST  OASPA is supporting the work of the OPERAS-P project which is looking into innovative, non-bpc business models to create a sustainable infrastructure for open access book publishing in Europe. Following the publication of a library landscape study, investigating the opportunities… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Books, business models, innovations, OA Books, operas, workshop

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