Stockholm University Press Blog

We want to share the latest news and debate about open access, scholarly publishing and similar topics. These articles caught our attention this week.

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• LIBER “Im Confident of a mandatory text and data mining deal for researchers”
• The Conversation – Open Access Is A Development Issue – The Status Quo Needs To Be Challenged
• The Scholarly Kitchen – Revisiting: Is Access To The Research Paper The Same Thing As Access To The Research Results?
• The Conversation – What To Believe In The New World Of Open Access Publishing
• SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic resources Coalition) – Coalition Calls On White House To Open Up Taxpayer Funded Educational Materials
• OUP Blog (Oxford University Press Blog) – Tips From A Journal Editor: Being A Good Reviewer

• Ubiquity Press – FP7 Gets Its Open Access Pilot Policy Right
• Vilnius University – The Research Council of Lithuania is Planning To Adopt An Open Access Policy
• CILIP (Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals) – Offsetting The Costs Of Publishing In Open Access
• EBLIDA (The European bureau of Library, Information, Documentation and archive associations and institutions in Europe) – International Copyright Reform For Libraries And Archives Held Back By EU

• Times Higher Education – Elsevier Journal Editors May Be Asked To Resign In Open Access Row
• Cambridge University Press – Cambridge University Press Prevents Double-Dipping In New Open Access Subscription Policy
• Open AIRE – OpenAIRE Is Growing! Many More Data Providers Have Signed Up
• Jisc Scholarly Communications – Jisc Scholarly Communications Open Aire2020 National Open Access Desk
• Jisc Scholarly Communications – What Is JISC Doing In The Area of Open Access Monographs