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Welcoming Bloomsbury Academic as an OASPA member

May 31, 2022 by Bernie Folan

We recently welcomed Bloomsbury Academic as an OASPA member in the Large Publisher category. Bloomsbury Academic joins over 190 OASPA members.  We asked Ros Pyne, Global Director, Research and Open Access, a few questions so we could learn more about Bloomsbury Academic and its connection to open scholarship and decision to become an OASPA member…. Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Bloomsbury Academic, Member, new members, OA Books

Welcoming The MIT Press as an OASPA member Copy

May 10, 2022 by Bernie Folan

We recently welcomed The MIT Press as an OASPA member in the Professional Publisher (Large) category. The MIT Press joins over 190 OASPA members and 20 others in the  Professional Publisher (Large) category.   We asked Nick Lindsay, Director of Journals and Open Access, a few questions so we could learn more about the organisation and… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Member, MIT Press, new members, OA Books

Guest post: A milestone for the open access book: 50,000 open access books in DOAB and counting

April 21, 2022 by Guest Author

This is a guest post by Tom Mosterd, DOAB This post is available in Spanish and Portuguese.  A milestone for open access – the Directory of Open Access Books now includes over 50,000 open access books published in 90 languages by 560 academic book publishers. The directory, representing scholarship from authors and publishers around the… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: COPIM, Direct to open, DOAB, Fund to Mission, OA Books, Open Book Collective, Opening the Future, ScholarLed, SciELO

Welcoming DOAB as an OASPA member

March 2, 2022 by Bernie Folan

We recently welcomed DOAB (Directory of Open Access Books) as an OASPA member in the Supporting Services and Infrastructure (Non-Commercial) category. DOAB joins 190 OASPA members and more than 30 others in the  supporting services and infrastructure category that provide significant services and/or support to open access publishing.   We asked Tom Mosterd, Community Manager, a… Read full article >

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Bibliodiversity, Discoverability, DOAB, new members, OA Books, OA Support, OASPA Members, Supporting Services, welcome

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

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