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« (…) An independent evaluation group has been studying the effects of the agreement and compiled recommendations to guide the upcoming renegotiations. The group also reviewed Springer Nature… 
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« Sci-Hub has made nearly all articles freely available using a black open access model, leaving green and gold models in its dust. Why, after 20 years of effort, have green and gold op…
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« Many academic publishers are adopting article processing charges (APCs) to fund the publication of open access (OA) research in their journals. Yet, as some of the burden of paying for…
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« Today is the deadline for those universities in receipt of an RCUK grant to submit their reports on the spend. We have just submitted the Cambridge University 2015-2016 report to the R…
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"A quelques jours du lancement de l'édition 2014 de la Semaine de l'Open access, un nouveau portail documentaire vient de voir le jour : Paperity. "Il s'agit du premier agrégateur multi-disciplinai...
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"Les indicateurs bibliométriques se sont diversifiés ces 10 dernières années et sont devenus un outil majeur pour les acteurs en matière de politique scientifique et de gestion de la recherche qu’i...
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« (…) With this release, the open access identification has been expanded beyond the traditional 100% gold open access journals as identified from DOAJ and indexed in the Web of Science Core …
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« Despite growing interest in Open Access (OA) to scholarly literature, there is an unmet need for large-scale, up-to-date, and reproducible studies assessing the prevalence and characte…
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« Since its launch in 2014, our newest journal, Royal Society Open Science, has operated a full waiver of all article processing charges (APCs) allowing all authors to publish their work…
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"Dutch EU presidency has vowed to bring countries together on open access, but a new study reveals there is a long way to go in making journals subscription-free. Only five EU countries want to aba...
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"...This report was commissioned by a consortium of European research funding organizations led by the Wellcome Trust. The study was undertaken to stimulate thinking among research funders who have...
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" La commission parlementaire britannique en charge des entreprises, de l’innovation et des compétences vient de publier un rapport sur le Libre Accès. Selon les auteurs du rapport, si la voie doré...
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