Open Access

Heliyon now accepting submissions.

Posted 08 April 2015

New research project to map key issues.

Posted 05 March 2015

International Association of STM Publishers seeking to develop sharing framework.

Posted 09 February 2015

The Ford Foundation adopts policy to increase access to and re-use of research funding outputs.

Posted 05 February 2015

Is patron driven acquisition (PDA) a tool for efficient information management?

Posted 13 November 2014

Submissions sought for De Gruyter Saur / IFLA Research Paper Award 2015.

Posted 12 November 2014

Psychiatric hospital archives to become part of Wellcome's digitisation programme.

Posted 17 October 2014

Collaboration with Europeana and Google.

Posted 08 October 2014

Open Science can improve European competitiveness.

Posted 03 October 2014

What are the financial and administrative costs of complying with funder OA policies?

Posted 03 September 2014

Open Access advocates believe model licenses will limit exploitation and re-use of research.

Posted 13 August 2014

FOSTER is an EC-funded project aiming to help young researchers learn about Open Science, OA and more.

Posted 07 February 2014

Several organisations have come together to offer a national level pilot project.

Posted 06 February 2014

The discoverability of scholarly content is critically important in making high quality research findable and accessible.

Posted 03 February 2014

The 2014 Brill/IFLA award for OA in the social sciences and humanities.

Posted 30 January 2014

Pilot collection launched; target of 200 libraries to sign up.

Posted 08 December 2013

Starr Hoffman explores how academic librarians can enrich scholarly conversations.

Posted 27 November 2013

Tim Berners-Lee has unveiled the latest survey of the open data performance of 77 countries.

Posted 01 November 2013

Global survey of thousands of authors reveals regional and subject differences.

Posted 31 October 2013

Sixth annual event aims to help make OA 'a new norm' in scholarship and research.

Posted 01 October 2013

Policy will now include monographs and book chapters.

Posted 30 May 2013

New policy makes all publications open without a licence.

Posted 16 May 2013

Ian Clark explores how MOOCs could transform higher education and how the role of librarians might change.

Posted 10 May 2013

De Gruyter will offer 100 titles for Open Access through crowdfunder Unglue.it

Posted 03 April 2013

The Editor and his entire editorial board have resigned citing 'restrictive' authors' agreement.

Posted 30 March 2013

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