Published today in Katina Magazine, Lucy Barnes, Iva Melinščak Zlodi, Vanessa Proudman, Ursula Rabar, and Niels Stern have written an article on ‘How Should Diamond Open Access Work for Books?’ You can read it here. A collaboration between two OPERAS working groups, the Open Access Books Network and Open AccessRead More →
In this post we’ll provide the perspective of one of the founder libraries, the University of Salford, and explore how Trailblazers fits into Salford’s open content strategy and our experience of selecting and supporting authors. Read More →
PALOMERA (Policy Alignment of Open Access Monographs in the European Research Area) is nearing its final leg: twenty months down, and four months left to go! This post summarises the achievements of the project in recent months.Read More →
The author of this post, Samuel Syddall, Digital Sales Manager from Peter Lang Group, is seeking feedback on the Open EBA model presented in the post. Please add your thoughts, comments or questions using the ‘Comment’ function on the blog and Sam will engage with the responses. The transition fromRead More →
This post, by Joe Deville and Judith Fathallah at the Open Book Collective, shares the rationale behind the OBC Development Fund and explains how you can input into the design of its grant-giving programme. The survey deadline is 20 January 2024.Read More →