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 >
Welcoming Edinburgh University Library as an OASPA member
We recently welcomed Edinburgh University Library’s Edinburgh Diamond as a new OASPA member in the Supporting Services and Infrastructure (Non-Commercial) category. Edinburgh University Library joins 185 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 Rebecca Wojturska, Open… Read full article >
2021 – a year of growth with OASPA welcoming a diverse set of new members
OASPA has been going through a very busy time on the membership front and we are delighted to welcome a record number of new members who have joined OASPA during the last twelve months. We are encouraged to see such keen interest in open scholarship and to have such a diverse array of organisations contributing… Read full article >
Welcoming HighWire as an OASPA member
We recently welcomed HighWire as a new OASPA member in the Supporting Services and Infrastructure (Commercial) category. HighWire joins 185 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 Alison McGonagle-O’Connell, Senior Director of Marketing of HighWire, a… Read full article >
Welcoming IWA Publishing as an OASPA member
We recently welcomed IWA Publishing as a new OASPA member in the Professional Publisher (Medium) category. IWA Publishing joins 181 total members. We asked Rod Cookson, Managing Director of IWA Publishing, a few questions so we could learn more about the organisation and its connection to open scholarship and their decision to become an OASPA… Read full article >