Why CC-BY? - OASPA
At OASPA, one of the criteria for membership is that a publisher must use a liberal license that encourages the reuse and distribution of content. We strongly encourage (but currently do not require) the use of the CC-BY license wherever possible. Given recent moves in the UK by the Wellcome Trust and the Research Councils UK to mandate use of the CC-BY license when funds are used to pay for open
OASPA | Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association
Representing a diverse community of organisations engaged in open scholarship, OASPA works to encourage and enable open access as the predominant model of communication for scholarly outputs. We are committed to our mission of developing and disseminating solutions that advance open access and ensure a diverse, vibrant, and healthy open access community. We apply rigorous criteria and in-depth rev
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Webinar - Open Access after the Transformation: The Funder Perspective - OASPA
Webinar - Funding Open Access after the Transformation - OASPA
Webinar: Making reporting easy and increasing visibility of open access publication output - a how-to webinar from OA Switchboard publisher participants - OASPA
OASPA Webinar: The Economics and Sustainability of Open Access - OASPA
OASPA Offers Support on the Implementation of Plan S - OASPA
Licensing FAQ - OASPA
Presentations from COASP Asia are now available on the OASPA website - OASPA
Statement regarding Springer’s membership of OASPA being placed Under Review - OASPA
Announcing the Preliminary Program for the 5th Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing, 18-20 September, 2013 - OASPA
Announcing Paul Peters as President of the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association - OASPA
Growth in use of the CC-BY license - OASPA
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