Moving OA Forward Focus Sessions: Building an open access investment portfolio
Online meeting
Wednesday, 25 June 2025
4pm CET
What if your next read and publish deal wasn’t just a transaction—but part of a long-term strategy?
[…]Online meeting
Wednesday, 25 June 2025
4pm CET
What if your next read and publish deal wasn’t just a transaction—but part of a long-term strategy?
[…]Webinar
Thursday, 16 November 2023
5pm CET / 11am EST / 8am PST
One of the key points coming out of the 16th Berlin Open Access Conference was the crucial need to fully enable author choice and author rights when publishing their research open access:
[…]This year marks the 20th anniversary of the seminal Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities. In the upcoming 16th Berlin Open Access Conference, organized by the OA2020 Initiative and hosted by the Max Planck Society, we will return to the setting where the Berlin Declaration originated. There, we will refine and renew our approaches to achieving the vision for an open information environment in the service of science and society, with a particular focus on transformative agreements (TAs).
[…]The ongoing transition of scholarly publishing to full and immediate Open Access is a process that requires all stakeholders to adapt.
Alignment amongst research funding organizations, publishers and research performing organizations – with their research communities, their libraries and library consortia – is particularly needed to enable smaller independent publishers to transition to open access publishing models. These publishers are highly valued by the research community for their activities in promoting excellence in research, for the scholarly communication services they provide, and for the key role they play in ensuring a diverse, open scholarly publishing landscape.
Transformative arrangements – including Read & Publish and Subscribe to Open as well as other innovative models – can provide a scalable, sustainable, and revenue-neutral way for publishers to transition to full and immediate Open Access. However, to ensure that smaller independent publishers can do this we must manage risks related to their size and scale. We, the undersigned, will work together to minimize complexity and maximize efficiency and to support the transition of smaller independent publishers to sustainable, equitable, immediate Open Access publishing models.
Signatures
ALPSP
cOAlition S
CRL
ESAC
JISC
LYRASIS
OA2020
The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) has signed an Expression of Interest for the Open Access 2020 (OA2020) Initiative, a global initiative led by the Max Planck Digital Library with the goal of unlocking scholarly journals from subscription publishing systems and transitioning them towards open access models.
Swiss E-Book Forum 2018 29 November, 2018Hamburg, Germany Kai Karin Geschuhn talked about the meaning and impact of the Open Access transformation on libraries. Agenda (in German)
Open Access in Thüringen 23 October, 2018 Jena, Germany Kai Karin Geschuhn talked about OA2020 and how to effectuate the Open Access transition in Germany. Agenda (in German)
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