Springer Nature and Jisc renew open access agreement
More than 46,000 UK-funded articles have been published under the agreement, with 231 million downloads globally
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Three things librarians can teach you about digital transformation
Paola Marchionni, head of engagement at Jisc, reflects on insights from library leaders and explains why academic libraries deserve a seat at the table…
JMIR Publications and Jisc renew flat-fee open access agreement
Flat-fee model replaces individual APCs with a single institutional payment, simplifying workflows and broadening access
Taylor & Francis expands diamond OA model with new CPOP journals for 2026
Agreements with Jisc in the UK and CAUL in Australasia has enabled six additional journals to transition to open access
MDPI expands UK footprint with renewed Jisc agreement
Publisher extends access to its Institutional Open Access Program for more than 60 institutions until end of 2027
Jisc warns legacy IT is costing UK universities billions
Outdated and fragmented technical systems "undermining resilience, innovation and long-term sustainability"
Digifest 2026: from disruption to direction
Lawrie Phipps, Director of External Policy Development at Jisc, reports from the annual event held at Birmingham's ICC
Elsevier and Jisc sign read and publish agreement for UK institutions
Agreement "a step towards meeting the evolving needs of institutions and strengthening the UK's open research landscape"
When research integrity fails, the institution must handle the fallout
Collaboration and shared digital solutions give universities practical ways to protect themselves, says Liam Earney
Jisc’s new licensing approach to support open research infrastructure
Institutions helped to adopt more cost-effective, collaborative and strategically aligned alternatives
Open Journals Collective launches to give libraries ‘exit ramp’ from big deals
Libraries invited to back a "sustainable, community-led alternative to commercial scholarly publishing models"
Jisc secures landmark publishing agreements for UK universities
Negotiations on behalf of the UK higher education sector successfully conclude with all five major academic publishers