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  1. I really like the use of @internetarchive to host recordings of conference sessions.

    The @copim team have done a really nice job here with the COPIM Conference 2026 recordings: archive.org/details/copim-conf

    Rich metadata, abstracts, links to slides. 💯

    You can also watch on x2 & x3 speed which is _very_ handy since we're all pressed for time 🙂

    #OAbooks #OAmonographs

  2. Good metadata practice for open access books [webinar recording on Youtube] youtube.com/watch?v=TK2mZwIpIog

    Why metadata matters, and how to create and use it most effectively

    speakers: Hannah Hillen, Graham Bell, Jeffrey Edmunds

    #OAbooks #OAmonographs #OpenAccess

  3. Great to see more than 80 people on the Open Access Books Network call right now: openaccessbooksnetwork.hcommon

    the subject of this one is: "From Permission to Publication: Managing Third-Party Materials in Open Access Books"

    still a lot of confusion out there on this topic! Great to have a high-quality webinar on it.

    #OpenAccess #OAbooks #OAmonographs

  4. Nice to see Cambridge University Press unafraid to advertise & highlight a book that has an open access edition (spotted on p.20 of the LRB, vol. 46, no. 18).

    The book “Decolonizing the English Literary Curriculum” is available online & open access (link below) cambridge.org/core/books/decol

    Remember folks: OA does not diminish print copy sales! Advertising the existence of an OA book is still a good idea, could potentially drive print copy sales.

    #OAbooks #OAmonographs #OpenAccess

  5. **New** DeGruter eBound University Press Library uplopen.com/about

    a bit like DOAB but with extra functionality e.g. Hypothes.is integration, @wikidata concept mappings, and links-out to buy a paper copy from the original publisher

    #OpenAccess #OAmonographs #OAbooks

  6. Went to my first ever London Book Fair this week.

    I wouldn't say it was 'fun' but it was useful.

    Most people at the London Book Fair want to sell books.

    Open access business models for books are often supported by print copy sales.

    OA ❤️ print copy sales (but not everyone realises this)

    I'm sure I'll be back at the London Book Fair next year...

    #OAmonographs #OAbooks #OpenAccess

  7. This is really great news: LSE Press and the Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers) have entered into a new publishing partnership, which came into effect on 1 January 2024 and will see LSE Press publish the highly respected RGS-IBG book series from mid-2024 onwards, publishing up to four open access titles each year

    blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsepress/2024/

    #OpenAccess #OABooks #OAmonographs

  8. “Scaling Small: Community-Owned Futures for Open Access Books” an online conference: April 20th , 3.30-8.15pm (BST), and April 21st, 3-7pm (BST)

    scalingsmall.pubpub.org/

    #OpenAccess #OAmonographs

  9. The 2023 Oxford Festival of Open Scholarship (6th - 15th March) looks really good. Programme here: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/series/id

    Some highlights:

    🎇 Wednesday 8 March | The Future of Copyright: Achieving Sustainable Universal Open Access through Copyright Reform (A Debate)

    🎆 Monday 13 March | The Importance of Being Open: publishing OA monographs

    ✨ Tuesday 14 March | Reviewer needed: The future of peer review in academic publishing

    #OpenAccess #PeerReview #OpenResearch #OAmonographs

  10. Interesting... the penny just dropped for me reading this thread: mastodon.social/@zararah/10943

    It's _really_ important to follow hashtags (as in click the button!) you're interested in here on Mastodon! You'll see posts from people you don't follow using that hashtag. I'm definitely going to make sure I'm now following the hashtags for:

    #OpenAccess #OpenScience #OAmonographs #OpenData #RightsRetention et cetera...

    #NewHere

  11. Loving this transparency from UCL Press in regards to their published books.

    * 266 books so far
    * 6.6 million views
    * over 37,000 print copies sold, despite the full book being OA online (crude mean calc: 139 sales per OA book?)

    Fascinating.
    uclpress.co.uk/pages/statistic

    #OpenAccess #OAmonographs #ReadUP

  12. CW: open access books network event

    Lessons from Project Gutenberg: OG open access, a conversation with Eric Hellman

    Thursday 17th November at 3pm GMT (free registration, on Zoom)

    openaccessbooksnetwork.hcommon

    HT @RonaldSnijder #OA #OpenAccess #OAMonographs