State of Open Monograph Series: Open access monograph funding
In part two of the State of Open Monograph Series (Economics of Open Access Monographs), we continue our conversation with Lara Speicher, Head of Publishing at UCL Press and Erich…
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State of Open Monographs Series: The Economics of Open Access Monographs
Sara Grimme and Charles Watkinson talked to two experienced OA ebook publishers, Lara Speicher and Erich van Rijn, about the real and perceived costs of producing open access monographs. Lara…
State of Open Monographs Series: Where in the World are Open Access Monographs Being Published? Part I: South Africa
To better understand the international landscape of open access monographs, Peter Potter, Publishing Director in the University Libraries at Virginia Tech, will be writing occasional posts from around the world.…
State of Open Monographs Series: Crossing the Rubicon – The Case for Making Chapters Visible
To help better support the discovery, sale and analysis of books, Jennifer Kemp from Crossref and Mike Taylor from Digital Science, present seven reasons why publishers should collect chapter-level metadata.…
State of Open Monographs Series: Opening Monographs in an Age of COVID-19
With book content being made free-to-read during the COVID-19 crisis, Charles Watkinson, Associate University Librarian for Publishing and Director of University of Michigan Press, provides a US view on the…
Launching our blog series on the State of Open Monographs 2020
About the authors: Cathy Holland, Director, Global Publisher Business Development at Digital Science, and Sara Grimme, Director of Strategic Accounts at Digital Science, have both been working in the scholarly…
Digital Science US Publisher Day 2016
“One of the best aspects of these events is that publishers get to engage with each other to learn more about innovation in the industry and their respective approaches. So…
Why We Have to Work Together on Article Sharing
Phill’s note: If you were eagerly awaiting my promised blog on the differences in scholarly communication culture between subject areas, I’m afraid you’ll have to wait another week. In light…
Increasing the Scope of Researcher Engagement Through Technology
It’s an accepted reality that the role of scholarly publishers with respect to their ultimate customers, researchers, is changing. In 2012, Annette Thomas, then CEO of Macmillan Science and Education,…
On the Benefits of Institutional Identity – A Guest Post by Richard Padley
Richard Padley is the Chairman, CEO and co-founder of Semantico, a specialist software company who creates innovative digital publishing solutions for publishers and information providers. He is known for his passion…
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