Publishers should offer subscription discounts to universities that pay author fees, government agrees
Z. Kmietowicz
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Z. Kmietowicz
Abstract
Institutions that carry out publicly funded research and opt to publish their findings in journals that use the “author pay model” of open access should get a discount on their subscriptions to the same publisher’s journals, the UK government has said. The statement was made in response to a report by the House of Commons Business, Innovation and Skills Committee, published in September, in which MPs said that the government acted too quickly in favouring a “gold” model of open access that risked curbing access and increasing costs to universities.1 The United Kingdom is moving towards a system of open access so that research will be made freely available at …
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Institutions that carry out publicly funded research and opt to publish their findings in journals that use the “author pay model” of open access should get a discount on their subscriptions to the same publisher’s journals, the UK government has said. The statement was made in response to a report by the House of Commons Business, Innovation and Skills Committee, published in September, in which MPs said that the government acted too quickly in favouring a “gold” model of open access that risked curbing access and increasing costs to universities.1 The United Kingdom is moving towards a system of open access so that research will be made freely available at …
Key concepts: Publication, Government (linguistics), Publishing, House of Commons, Statement (logic), Business, Open government, Public administration