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  1. Thank you Luisa Maria Jaimes-Nino for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz @mainzuniversity

    Read Luisa’s paper: tinyurl.com/mrbnvk4k

    Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  2. Thank you Luisa Maria Jaimes-Nino for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz @mainzuniversity

    Read Luisa’s paper: tinyurl.com/mrbnvk4k

    Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  3. Thank you Luisa Maria Jaimes-Nino for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz @mainzuniversity

    Read Luisa’s paper: tinyurl.com/mrbnvk4k

    Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  4. Thank you Robert Meech for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with the University of Bristol.

    Read Robert’s paper: doi.org/10.1242/jeb.251974

    Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  5. Thank you Robert Meech for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with the University of Bristol.

    Read Robert’s paper: doi.org/10.1242/jeb.251974

    Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  6. Thank you Robert Meech for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with the University of Bristol.

    Read Robert’s paper: doi.org/10.1242/jeb.251974

    Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  7. Thank you Elise M. J. Laetz for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in JEB via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with University of Groningen, Netherlands social.edu.nl/@Bibliothecaris

    Read Elise’s paper: tinyurl.com/3b58unf8

    Check if your institution is participating too: bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  8. Thank you Elise M. J. Laetz for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in JEB via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with University of Groningen, Netherlands social.edu.nl/@Bibliothecaris

    Read Elise’s paper: tinyurl.com/3b58unf8

    Check if your institution is participating too: bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  9. Thank you Elise M. J. Laetz for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in JEB via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with University of Groningen, Netherlands social.edu.nl/@Bibliothecaris

    Read Elise’s paper: tinyurl.com/3b58unf8

    Check if your institution is participating too: bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  10. Today is the 24th birthday of the Budapest Open Access Initiative.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    Best known for catalyzing the #OpenAccess movement in 2002, the BOAI has been continuously active and formed a nonprofit organization just last year.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    See the org's progress report on its first year.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    The latest version of the BOAI recommendations is its 20th anniversary statement.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    In contrast to the earlier BOAI statements, which made many recommendations, the 20th anniversary statement deliberately focuses on a small number of top priorities:

    1. Adopting #OpenInfrastructure
    2. Reforming #ResearchAssessment
    3. Moving away from #APCs
    4. Moving away from #ReadAndPublish agreements.

    I'm proud of my contributions to #BOAI (2002), #BOAI10 (2012), and #BOAI20 (2022), and honored to serve on the org steering committee.

    Happy #ValentinesDay to all who work for #OpenAccess worldwide.

  11. Today is the 24th birthday of the Budapest Open Access Initiative.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    Best known for catalyzing the #OpenAccess movement in 2002, the BOAI has been continuously active and formed a nonprofit organization just last year.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    See the org's progress report on its first year.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    The latest version of the BOAI recommendations is its 20th anniversary statement.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    In contrast to the earlier BOAI statements, which made many recommendations, the 20th anniversary statement deliberately focuses on a small number of top priorities:

    1. Adopting #OpenInfrastructure
    2. Reforming #ResearchAssessment
    3. Moving away from #APCs
    4. Moving away from #ReadAndPublish agreements.

    I'm proud of my contributions to #BOAI (2002), #BOAI10 (2012), and #BOAI20 (2022), and honored to serve on the org steering committee.

    Happy #ValentinesDay to all who work for #OpenAccess worldwide.

  12. Today is the 24th birthday of the Budapest Open Access Initiative.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    Best known for catalyzing the #OpenAccess movement in 2002, the BOAI has been continuously active and formed a nonprofit organization just last year.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    See the org's progress report on its first year.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    The latest version of the BOAI recommendations is its 20th anniversary statement.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    In contrast to the earlier BOAI statements, which made many recommendations, the 20th anniversary statement deliberately focuses on a small number of top priorities:

    1. Adopting #OpenInfrastructure
    2. Reforming #ResearchAssessment
    3. Moving away from #APCs
    4. Moving away from #ReadAndPublish agreements.

    I'm proud of my contributions to #BOAI (2002), #BOAI10 (2012), and #BOAI20 (2022), and honored to serve on the org steering committee.

    Happy #ValentinesDay to all who work for #OpenAccess worldwide.

  13. "For Researchers in the Humanities, Is Open Really Fair?"
    katinamagazine.org/content/art

    PS: This article objects to #APCs and "transformative" (#ReadAndPublish) agreements, especially in the humanities. So far, so good. But then it leaves the false impression that all or most #OpenAccess falls into those two categories, which is false and harmful. It never mentions #GreenOA. It mentions #DiamondOA once, for books, and never for articles. It's strong on problems and very weak and even misleading on solutions.

    I share the objections to APCs and read-and-publish agreements. I wrote stronger versions of them, extended to all disciplines, for the Budapest Open Access Initiative 20th anniversary statement.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    I'm in the humanities and (with the exception of one 1999 book) have made all my books and articles OA. I've never paid an APC and never will. I boycott APC-based publishers both as an author and referee and encourage others to do so.

    Scholars in the humanities need accurate info about their OA options, not one-sided criticism of OA as such.

    #BOAI20 #Humanities

  14. "For Researchers in the Humanities, Is Open Really Fair?"
    katinamagazine.org/content/art

    PS: This article objects to #APCs and "transformative" (#ReadAndPublish) agreements, especially in the humanities. So far, so good. But then it leaves the false impression that all or most #OpenAccess falls into those two categories, which is false and harmful. It never mentions #GreenOA. It mentions #DiamondOA once, for books, and never for articles. It's strong on problems and very weak and even misleading on solutions.

    I share the objections to APCs and read-and-publish agreements. I wrote stronger versions of them, extended to all disciplines, for the Budapest Open Access Initiative 20th anniversary statement.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    I'm in the humanities and (with the exception of one 1999 book) have made all my books and articles OA. I've never paid an APC and never will. I boycott APC-based publishers both as an author and referee and encourage others to do so.

    Scholars in the humanities need accurate info about their OA options, not one-sided criticism of OA as such.

    #BOAI20 #Humanities

  15. "For Researchers in the Humanities, Is Open Really Fair?"
    katinamagazine.org/content/art

    PS: This article objects to #APCs and "transformative" (#ReadAndPublish) agreements, especially in the humanities. So far, so good. But then it leaves the false impression that all or most #OpenAccess falls into those two categories, which is false and harmful. It never mentions #GreenOA. It mentions #DiamondOA once, for books, and never for articles. It's strong on problems and very weak and even misleading on solutions.

    I share the objections to APCs and read-and-publish agreements. I wrote stronger versions of them, extended to all disciplines, for the Budapest Open Access Initiative 20th anniversary statement.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    I'm in the humanities and (with the exception of one 1999 book) have made all my books and articles OA. I've never paid an APC and never will. I boycott APC-based publishers both as an author and referee and encourage others to do so.

    Scholars in the humanities need accurate info about their OA options, not one-sided criticism of OA as such.

    #BOAI20 #Humanities

  16. Thank you Harry Warner for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Cell Science via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with University of Groningen @Bibliothecaris

    Read Harry’s paper: bit.ly/4i3mInv

    Is your institution participating? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  17. Thank you Harry Warner for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Cell Science via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with University of Groningen @Bibliothecaris

    Read Harry’s paper: bit.ly/4i3mInv

    Is your institution participating? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  18. Thank you Harry Warner for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Journal of Cell Science via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with University of Groningen @Bibliothecaris

    Read Harry’s paper: bit.ly/4i3mInv

    Is your institution participating? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  19. Thank you Adam Downie for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Biology Open via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with The University of Queensland. Read Adam’s paper: bit.ly/4hA9vm1

    See if your institution is participating too: bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  20. Thank you Adam Downie for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Biology Open via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with The University of Queensland. Read Adam’s paper: bit.ly/4hA9vm1

    See if your institution is participating too: bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  21. Thank you Adam Downie for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing in Biology Open via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with The University of Queensland. Read Adam’s paper: bit.ly/4hA9vm1

    See if your institution is participating too: bit.ly/3O7BxGi

  22. Thank you Adam Maclean for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Development via our Read & Publish agreement with The University of Queensland.

    See all institutions: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OA #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Biology #Research #Academia

  23. Thank you Adam Maclean for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Development via our Read & Publish agreement with The University of Queensland.

    See all institutions: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OA #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Biology #Research #Academia

  24. Thank you Adam Maclean for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Development via our Read & Publish agreement with The University of Queensland.

    See all institutions: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OA #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Biology #Research #Academia

  25. We are delighted to announce the renewal of our #ReadAndPublish agreement with JULAC which ensures that corresponding authors at participating institutions in #HongKong can publish an uncapped number of research articles #OpenAccess in our journals biologists.com/library-hub/rea

  26. We are delighted to announce the renewal of our #ReadAndPublish agreement with JULAC which ensures that corresponding authors at participating institutions in #HongKong can publish an uncapped number of research articles #OpenAccess in our journals biologists.com/library-hub/rea

  27. We are delighted to announce the renewal of our #ReadAndPublish agreement with JULAC which ensures that corresponding authors at participating institutions in #HongKong can publish an uncapped number of research articles #OpenAccess in our journals biologists.com/library-hub/rea

  28. Thank you Danilo Giacometti for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our Read & Publish agreement with Brock University.

    See all participating institutions: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #ReadAndPublish #Research #Publishing #JEB #Academia

  29. Thank you Danilo Giacometti for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our Read & Publish agreement with Brock University.

    See all participating institutions: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #ReadAndPublish #Research #Publishing #JEB #Academia

  30. Thank you Danilo Giacometti for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology via our Read & Publish agreement with Brock University.

    See all participating institutions: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #ReadAndPublish #Research #Publishing #JEB #Academia

  31. Unclear on the concept

    This editorial in a #Wiley journal praises Wiley for promoting equitable #OpenAccess publishing in #LatinAmerica through #ReadAndPublish agreements that discount #APCs in proportion to national GDP.
    onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    PS: To me, equitable OA moves 𝘢𝘸𝘢𝘺 from both APCs and read-and-publish agreements. For the arguments, see the Budapest Open Access Initiative 20th anniversary statement, especially recommendations 3 and 4.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    #BOAI #BOAI20 #DEI #Publishing #ScholComm

  32. Unclear on the concept

    This editorial in a #Wiley journal praises Wiley for promoting equitable #OpenAccess publishing in #LatinAmerica through #ReadAndPublish agreements that discount #APCs in proportion to national GDP.
    onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    PS: To me, equitable OA moves 𝘢𝘸𝘢𝘺 from both APCs and read-and-publish agreements. For the arguments, see the Budapest Open Access Initiative 20th anniversary statement, especially recommendations 3 and 4.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    #BOAI #BOAI20 #DEI #Publishing #ScholComm

  33. Unclear on the concept

    This editorial in a #Wiley journal praises Wiley for promoting equitable #OpenAccess publishing in #LatinAmerica through #ReadAndPublish agreements that discount #APCs in proportion to national GDP.
    onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    PS: To me, equitable OA moves 𝘢𝘸𝘢𝘺 from both APCs and read-and-publish agreements. For the arguments, see the Budapest Open Access Initiative 20th anniversary statement, especially recommendations 3 and 4.
    budapestopenaccessinitiative.o

    #BOAI #BOAI20 #DEI #Publishing #ScholComm

  34. Thank you Lily Kelleher for sharing your experience of publishing in our journal
    Biology Open.

    Find out if your institution has an Open Access publishing agreement with us:

    biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #Publishing #Biology #Research #ReadAndPublish

  35. Thank you Lily Kelleher for sharing your experience of publishing in our journal
    Biology Open.

    Find out if your institution has an Open Access publishing agreement with us:

    biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #Publishing #Biology #Research #ReadAndPublish

  36. Thank you Lily Kelleher for sharing your experience of publishing in our journal
    Biology Open.

    Find out if your institution has an Open Access publishing agreement with us:

    biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #Publishing #Biology #Research #ReadAndPublish

  37. Thank you Christian Schröter for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Journal of Cell Science via our Read & Publish agreement with University of Leiden.

    Read Christian’s paper: journals.biologists.com/jcs/ar

    See if your institution is also participating: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Academia #Writing #Science #Communication

  38. Thank you Christian Schröter for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Journal of Cell Science via our Read & Publish agreement with University of Leiden.

    Read Christian’s paper: journals.biologists.com/jcs/ar

    See if your institution is also participating: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Academia #Writing #Science #Communication

  39. Thank you Christian Schröter for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in Journal of Cell Science via our Read & Publish agreement with University of Leiden.

    Read Christian’s paper: journals.biologists.com/jcs/ar

    See if your institution is also participating: biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Academia #Writing #Science #Communication

  40. The _Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing_ is converting from #hybrid to #APC-based #OpenAccess. One of its motives to escape the #DoubleDipping of the hybrid model. "Although this hybrid approach was well-intentioned, it created a paradoxical situation where institutions pay [and publishers receive] both subscription fees and publication charges."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    PS: Glad to see it acknowledge the double dipping. Too many hybrid journals don't do that. Next step, escape the inequity and author-side barriers of the APC model.

    #APCs #GoldOA #ReadAndPublish #ScholComm #SpringerNature

  41. The _Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing_ is converting from #hybrid to #APC-based #OpenAccess. One of its motives to escape the #DoubleDipping of the hybrid model. "Although this hybrid approach was well-intentioned, it created a paradoxical situation where institutions pay [and publishers receive] both subscription fees and publication charges."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    PS: Glad to see it acknowledge the double dipping. Too many hybrid journals don't do that. Next step, escape the inequity and author-side barriers of the APC model.

    #APCs #GoldOA #ReadAndPublish #ScholComm #SpringerNature

  42. The _Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing_ is converting from #hybrid to #APC-based #OpenAccess. One of its motives to escape the #DoubleDipping of the hybrid model. "Although this hybrid approach was well-intentioned, it created a paradoxical situation where institutions pay [and publishers receive] both subscription fees and publication charges."
    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    PS: Glad to see it acknowledge the double dipping. Too many hybrid journals don't do that. Next step, escape the inequity and author-side barriers of the APC model.

    #APCs #GoldOA #ReadAndPublish #ScholComm #SpringerNature

  43. "For Fairer Open Access Deals, Base Article Eligibility on Submission Date" @ Katina Magazine:
    katinamagazine.org/content/art
    "Under read-and-publish agreements, articles aren’t deemed eligible for open access publication until they are accepted by the publisher, leaving authors frustrated, libraries stuck, and everyone needlessly confused. There’s a better way."
    #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish #Agreements

  44. "For Fairer Open Access Deals, Base Article Eligibility on Submission Date" @ Katina Magazine:
    katinamagazine.org/content/art
    "Under read-and-publish agreements, articles aren’t deemed eligible for open access publication until they are accepted by the publisher, leaving authors frustrated, libraries stuck, and everyone needlessly confused. There’s a better way."
    #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish #Agreements

  45. "For Fairer Open Access Deals, Base Article Eligibility on Submission Date" @ Katina Magazine:
    katinamagazine.org/content/art
    "Under read-and-publish agreements, articles aren’t deemed eligible for open access publication until they are accepted by the publisher, leaving authors frustrated, libraries stuck, and everyone needlessly confused. There’s a better way."
    #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish #Agreements

  46. Thanks Luis R. Martinez for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in @DMM_Journal via our Read & Publish agreement with University of Florida.

    Is your institution participating? biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #Academia #Academic #Publishing #ReadAndPublish

  47. Thanks Luis R. Martinez for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in @DMM_Journal via our Read & Publish agreement with University of Florida.

    Is your institution participating? biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #Academia #Academic #Publishing #ReadAndPublish

  48. Thanks Luis R. Martinez for sharing your experience of fee-free Open Access publishing in @DMM_Journal via our Read & Publish agreement with University of Florida.

    Is your institution participating? biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #OA #Academia #Academic #Publishing #ReadAndPublish

  49. The Royal Society of Chemistry (#RSC) just issued a vague and puzzling statement about its plans.
    rsc.org/news/our-evolving-appr

    It once planned to convert all its journals to #OpenAccess by 2028. By which it apparently meant #APC-based OA. But after talking with customers in different parts of the world, it learned that some regions "are not yet ready for fully OA." By which it means APC-based OA. "The resounding message we heard over and over is that one size cannot fit all." By which it means that not all can pay APCs.

    "It became clear that we needed to adapt our vision for openness to account for a landscape that is increasing in complexity and no longer coalescing around a single direction for open research." As if the global landscape had ever coalesced around support for APCs.

    But RSC is still committed to some kind of transition to OA. "We are now shaping our future OA approach to support authors in ways that suit them best in a local context."

    If it plans to support no-APC forms of OA, it carefully avoids saying so. It never mentions #GreenOA and never endorses #DiamondOA. (It mentions one diamond OA initiative in Africa, but it's not an RSC initiative.)

    I'm guessing that it plans to rely on locally customized #ReadAndPublish agreements. (I've argued that all such agreements use APCs in disguise.) But if so, why not say so? If it has other models in mind for regions "not ready" for APC-based OA, why not say what they are?

    #APCs #South #ScholComm

  50. The Royal Society of Chemistry (#RSC) just issued a vague and puzzling statement about its plans.
    rsc.org/news/our-evolving-appr

    It once planned to convert all its journals to #OpenAccess by 2028. By which it apparently meant #APC-based OA. But after talking with customers in different parts of the world, it learned that some regions "are not yet ready for fully OA." By which it means APC-based OA. "The resounding message we heard over and over is that one size cannot fit all." By which it means that not all can pay APCs.

    "It became clear that we needed to adapt our vision for openness to account for a landscape that is increasing in complexity and no longer coalescing around a single direction for open research." As if the global landscape had ever coalesced around support for APCs.

    But RSC is still committed to some kind of transition to OA. "We are now shaping our future OA approach to support authors in ways that suit them best in a local context."

    If it plans to support no-APC forms of OA, it carefully avoids saying so. It never mentions #GreenOA and never endorses #DiamondOA. (It mentions one diamond OA initiative in Africa, but it's not an RSC initiative.)

    I'm guessing that it plans to rely on locally customized #ReadAndPublish agreements. (I've argued that all such agreements use APCs in disguise.) But if so, why not say so? If it has other models in mind for regions "not ready" for APC-based OA, why not say what they are?

    #APCs #South #ScholComm

  51. The Royal Society of Chemistry (#RSC) just issued a vague and puzzling statement about its plans.
    rsc.org/news/our-evolving-appr

    It once planned to convert all its journals to #OpenAccess by 2028. By which it apparently meant #APC-based OA. But after talking with customers in different parts of the world, it learned that some regions "are not yet ready for fully OA." By which it means APC-based OA. "The resounding message we heard over and over is that one size cannot fit all." By which it means that not all can pay APCs.

    "It became clear that we needed to adapt our vision for openness to account for a landscape that is increasing in complexity and no longer coalescing around a single direction for open research." As if the global landscape had ever coalesced around support for APCs.

    But RSC is still committed to some kind of transition to OA. "We are now shaping our future OA approach to support authors in ways that suit them best in a local context."

    If it plans to support no-APC forms of OA, it carefully avoids saying so. It never mentions #GreenOA and never endorses #DiamondOA. (It mentions one diamond OA initiative in Africa, but it's not an RSC initiative.)

    I'm guessing that it plans to rely on locally customized #ReadAndPublish agreements. (I've argued that all such agreements use APCs in disguise.) But if so, why not say so? If it has other models in mind for regions "not ready" for APC-based OA, why not say what they are?

    #APCs #South #ScholComm

  52. Are you eligible for fee-free Open Access publishing? Does your institution have a Read & Publish agreement with us? Check if your institution is one of over 1,000 participating.

    biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Academia #Research

  53. Are you eligible for fee-free Open Access publishing? Does your institution have a Read & Publish agreement with us? Check if your institution is one of over 1,000 participating.

    biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Academia #Research

  54. Are you eligible for fee-free Open Access publishing? Does your institution have a Read & Publish agreement with us? Check if your institution is one of over 1,000 participating.

    biologists.com/library-hub/rea

    #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish #Publishing #Academia #Research