Categories: Open Access

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Pilot collection launched; target of 200 libraries to sign up.

Starr Hoffman explores how academic librarians can enrich scholarly conversations.

Tim Berners-Lee has unveiled the latest survey of the open data performance of 77 countries.

Global survey of thousands of authors reveals regional and subject differences.

Sixth annual event aims to help make OA 'a new norm' in scholarship and research.

Policy will now include monographs and book chapters.

New policy makes all publications open without a licence.

Ian Clark explores how MOOCs could transform higher education and how the role of librarians might change.

De Gruyter will offer 100 titles for Open Access through crowdfunder Unglue.it

The Editor and his entire editorial board have resigned citing 'restrictive' authors' agreement.

Competition to create relevant educational applications.

Latest OA papers resulting from agreement between IFLA and Emerald are now available.

Springer's historic book collection now includes 28,000 German-language titles.

Open Data: Germany launches National Data Portal.

Works will be included in Summon Discovery Service.

Digitised items now openly accessible thanks to JISC funding.

Academic publishers De Gruyter and the Max Planck Society to cooperate.

Information and knowledge industries call for independent study into the potential impact of OA.

Scholarly publisher Brill and IFLA have announced the IFLA/Brill Open Access award.