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Do you want to learn more about Open Access, copyright and open data regarding scientific publishing? You've come to the right place. Stockholm University Press (SUP) is an open access publisher of peer-reviewed academic journals and books. In this blog we provide news and interviews around the fields in the digital scholarly publishing.

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About open data champions, user needs, university press week and much more

17 November, 2017

These articles caught our attention this week. Have we missed anything? Please share your comments below. SPARC Europe Open Data Champions launches New international coalition takes crowd-funding style approach to secure the future of open science LIBER Europe LIBER Strategy: Looking Back & Moving Forward Proposed TDM Exception Remains Too Narrow The National Library of … More About open data champions, user needs, university press week and much more

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More of #OAWeek17, Self-Citation, Academics and Copyright, Flipping Journals, Dissertation to a Book

1 November, 2017

These articles caught our attention this week. Have we missed anything? Please share your comments below. Creative Commons Open In Order To…Fulfill Our Vision for Universal Access to Research and Education Open In Order To…Guarantee Access to the Laws That Govern Us ORCID ORCID 2017 Public Data File Now Available COPE Forum discussion Topic: Self-Citation–Where’s … More More of #OAWeek17, Self-Citation, Academics and Copyright, Flipping Journals, Dissertation to a Book

Flipping Subscription Journals to Open Access – For Whom and to What Cost?

27 October, 2017

Text by Sofie Wennström, Analyst & Managing Editor, Stockholm University Library The Open Access movement seems to have entered a new phase in the past few years. The idea of sharing scholarly content online has become more of reality, and people are getting used to the idea that knowledge does not grow best inside a … More Flipping Subscription Journals to Open Access – For Whom and to What Cost?

How open are we? – Open Access publications at Stockholm University

25 October, 2017

By: Sofie Wennström, Analyst at Stockholm University Library An analysis of the university’s publishing output between 2012 and 2016. The Stockholm University Library provides services to support to about 3,500 academic staff at Stockholm University, which could be summarised in two main tasks: information supply and publishing services. One common denominator for these two functions and … More How open are we? – Open Access publications at Stockholm University

#OAWeek17, Promote Knowledge Sharing, Increasing the Impact of Research & Scholarship

24 October, 2017

These articles caught our attention this week. Have we missed anything? Please share your comments below. OASPA Open Access Week 2017: Open in order to… Creative Commons Open In Order To…Promote Knowledge Sharing, Not Criminalize It Association of European University Presses (AEUP) Celebrating #OAWeek17 – Recommendations from AEUP for University Presses to go digital The … More #OAWeek17, Promote Knowledge Sharing, Increasing the Impact of Research & Scholarship

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About Open Access Negotations With Publishers, Issues in Peer Review and much more

11 October, 2017

These articles caught our attention this week. Have we missed anything? Please share your comments below. IFLA Reform Copyright, Drive Development: IFLA Speaks for Libraries in Geneva LIBER Europe The Story Behind LIBER’s Five Principles for Open Access Negotiations With Publishers  OpenAIRE BLOG Open Science Workshop Vienna 2017 FP7 Post-Grant Open Access Pilot: results of … More About Open Access Negotations With Publishers, Issues in Peer Review and much more

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About the EU Copyright Reform, COASP 2017 and much more

4 October, 2017

These articles caught our attention this week. Have we missed anything? Please share your comments below. LIBER Europe Copyright Reform: Help Us Ensure an Effective TDM Exception! LIBER Signs Open Letter Calling for a Revised Text and Data Mining (TDM) Exception SPARC Open Affordable College Textbook Act Reintroduced in Congress SPARC Europe Update: Coalition copyright … More About the EU Copyright Reform, COASP 2017 and much more

It is Peer Review Week 2017 and these articles about Peer Review caught our attention this week

14 September, 2017

Have we missed anything? Please share your comments below. From Stockholm University Press Why Transparency is Important to Recognition for Review From COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) COPE Webinar: Current issues in Peer Review An analysis of Peer Review Cases Brought to COPE from 1997 -2016 From The London School of Economics and Political Science … More It is Peer Review Week 2017 and these articles about Peer Review caught our attention this week

Why Transparency is Important to Recognition for Review #PeerRevWk17

13 September, 2017

Stockholm University Press is proud to take part in Peer Review Week 2017. We would like to draw attention in this blog post to how transparency in the peer review process of books is also related to recognition for review. More precisely we wish to discuss what is transparent and for whom. By Christina Lenz, … More Why Transparency is Important to Recognition for Review #PeerRevWk17