From insight to impact – Small European publishers and Open Access report launched
Insights and expertise from librarians, new university and library presses, and other small publishers were instrumental in shaping Small European publishers […]
Projects
Helping small publishers in Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK with OA
March 31, 2025 Thousands of smaller publishers in Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom play a […]
Surveys to help society and smaller specialist book publishers transition to sustainable Open Access models
Calling all libraries and book publishers! Would you like to help learned society, subject association, and smaller specialist book publishers […]
Open Access transitions for book publishers (SPA OPS 4.0)
UKRI, in partnership with the Association of Learned Society Publishers (ALPSP), the British Academy, and the Open Access Scholarly Publishing […]
Journal Comparison Service: the Information Power framework in action
Robert Kiley provides an overview of the data held within the JCS system. 1668 (89%) journals participating in the service […]
Enabling Smaller Independent Publishers to Participate in OA Agreements
This document was commissioned by the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) and cOAlition S and facilitated by […]
Towards greater automation of OA agreements – free webinar 28 February
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/towards-greater-automation-of-open-access-agreements-tickets-239920668177
Open Access agreements: principles and standards
We invite expressions of interest from people who want to be involved in developing principles and standards to accelerate the […]
Enabling smaller independent publishers to participate in OA agreements
An independent report released today by Information Power measures progress during 2020 and 2021 on Open Access agreements between consortia/libraries […]
Cost allocation models for OA agreements with UK academic institutions
Background Since 2013 most journal publishers have received two forms of payments from UK institutions: subscription fees and OA article […]
