Realising the BOAI vision: Peter Suber's Advice
This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI), the meeting that led to the launch of the open access movement, and which defined open access thus: “By ‘open access’ to this literature, we mean its free availability on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles, crawl
Open access and Brexit
The UK research community’s response to the recent referendum – in which a majority of 52% voted for the UK to leave the European Union (or “Brexit”) – has been one of horror and disbelief. This is no surprise, not least because Brexit would have a serious impact on research funding in the UK. Nature reports that UK universities currently get around 16% of their research funding from the EU, and t
Scholarly Publishing: Where is Plan B?
To the intense joy of Open Access (OA) advocates, Elsevier announced Monday that it has withdrawn its support for the controversial US Research Works Act (RWA). Shortly afterwards, it was reported that the two sponsors of the bill — Representatives Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) — would not be “taking legislative action” on the RWA. In short, the bill is now dead on its feet. One p
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Why did Riksbankens Jubileumsfond decide to leave cOAlition S?
Plan S and Researchers’ Rights: (Re)Framing Academic Freedom
Open and Shut?: “It is for publishers to provide Plan S-compliant routes to publication in their journals.”
Realising the BOAI vision: A view from the global South
Realising the BOAI vision: The view from PLOS
Open Access and its Discontents: A British View from Outside the Sciences
Achieving the BOAI Vision: Possible Actions for Realization
Open Access: What should the priorities be today?
The State of Open Access: Some New Data
PLOS CEO steps down as publisher embarks on “third revolution”
Q&A with CNI’s Clifford Lynch: Time to re-think the institutional repository?
SocArXiv debuts, as SSRN acquisition comes under scrutiny
The Open Access Interviews: Sir Timothy Gowers, Mathematician
The OA Interviews: Mikhail Sergeev, Chief Strategy Officer at Russia-based CyberLeninka
Open Access, Almost-OA, OA Policies, and Institutional Repositories
Open Access in the UK: Reinventing the Big Deal
Library of Congress neutral on the Research Works Act