Open Access: The Book C
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Open Access books are being funded through various experiments including combining open access editions with print/e-book sales, institutional support from organizations like the World Bank and Amherst College, and funding from research bodies such as the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research and the Wellcome Trust. Publishers are also experimenting with author-side publication fees and crowd-funding models. Libraries are increasingly collaborating with publishers on open access publishing through initiatives involving publishing coalitions and library publishing programs.
Open Access: The Book C
- 1. Open Access: The Book Challenge Dr Frances Pinter
- 2. Funding Open Access Books Some Early Experiments OA edition + sales from print and/or e-books – NAP, Bloomsbury Academic, OAPEN More Recently Institutional Support – World Bank, Amherst
- 3. Funding Open Access Books Who is Funding Open Access Books? Research Funding Bodies NOW Netherlands, FWF Austria, Wellcome UK, Max Planck Society, Germany University Budgets – BPCs?
- 4. Funding Open Access Books What are Publishers Doing About Open Access ‘Author’ side publication fee – Springer Open, Manchester University Press, Brill, Palgrave Open Other Way of Funding General Crowd-funding – UnglueIt Library Consortium – Knowledge Unlatched
- 5. Funding Open Access Books Other Developments Library-Press collaboration – Mpublishing/Michigan Library Publishing – Library Publishing Coalition (USA)