Arcadia Endowment Supports MIT Press Open Access “Experiments”
The six-decade-old MIT Press is a pioneer in open access publishing.
The six-decade-old MIT Press is a pioneer in open access publishing.
New frontiers. Challenging the status quo. These are lifelong career ambitions for Vitek Tracz.
Part business model, part ideology, Open Science emphasizes collaboration and transparency for research and research-related publications.
A global group from academia and scholarly communications have prepared a book publishing guide to Open Access.
Scholars and their publishers have in common the search for readers. In an information ecosystem inundated by books, journals and social media, readers, too, are always on the hunt for relevant and accessible publications.
A new white paper assesses the current level of uptake of open access publishing models in those countries and examines barriers to adoption of OA.
Tools available in the ACS Open Science Resource Center aim to speed the transition to an open science future by effectively communicating how open access publishing works.
Publishers and their advocates make the case that the OA EO would throw the research ecosystem into chaos.
Open access is much more than just a publishing business model. When a work of scholarly research is made freely available to readers across the globe, the impact is dramatic.
Online access, competing digital formats, and open access publishing models have all contributed to the sales crash of print editions of academic monographs. But publishers, researchers, universities, and funders, however, aren’t ready yet to give up on a favorite form.