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Knowledge Exchange Report on Submission Fees
According to a report of Knowledge Exchange publishers can benefit from a model in which an author pays a fee when submitting an article. It reads: “Overall there seems to be an interest in the model but the risks, particularly those involved in any transition, are seen by the publishers to outweigh the perceived benefits. […]
Open Access Publishing takes off in European Research Community
October 6, 2010
Today a publisher-run Open Access online library filled with freely available academic books in the Humanities and Social Sciences from across Europe is officially launched at the Frankfurt Book Fair. And that’s not all – the same people who made this possible are busy developing an OA-publishing platform that can be used by academic publishers and research […]
Who and What Drives Driver?
January 19, 2009
Fleur writes: A small warning….This is a long post about (open source) e-Infrastructure and (Open Access) digital repositories. It has a somewhat techie feel to it and infrastructure is not one of my favorite topics, but when one goes a bit below the surface, some interesting developments pop up. Having established the necessary network of […]
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Fleur Stigter runs digital strategy consultancy Clear Insite. Here she writes about developments in online publishing & marketing. Keywords: New Initiatives, European projects, Open Access and international e-marketing.
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December 14, 2010
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