Bloomsbury Open Collections: The Impact So Far
Phoebe Murphy-Dunn showcases the sustainability and resilience of collective-action OA models for books
Phoebe Murphy-Dunn showcases the sustainability and resilience of collective-action OA models for books
Alliance aims to promote a more open and transparent approach to scholarly communication
Model 'separates the processes of publishing, reviewing and curating research'
Publisher signed 19 new transformative agreements and renewed 17 more during the year, bringing total to 101 agreements
Steve Smith asks: after publication, who pays for the context, provenance, and judgment that make research usable?
Flat-fee model replaces individual APCs with a single institutional payment, simplifying workflows and broadening access
Publications move to EMS Press as subscription journals and transition under new Launch to Open (L2O) model
Agreement includes more than 10,000 scholarly e-Books and over 200,000 peer-reviewed chapters
Initiative hopes to help smaller journals, particularly those in underserved markets and global south, with growth and impact
Ros Pyne, Bloomsbury's Director of Open Access and Innovation, shares how the new Open Collections model is providing an alternative route to open access…
Publisher Collections designed to "encourage equitable, broad access to scholarship" and meet needs of libraries and presses
Unique format in academic publishing hailed as "international treasure"