How Do We Ensure “Read” Institutions Can Still Contribute to a “Publish”-oriented OA Ecosystem?
Jill E. Grogg, Jason Price, Lev Rickards, Sara Rouhi, Courtney Young, Rebekah Kati
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Jill E. Grogg, Jason Price, Lev Rickards, Sara Rouhi, Courtney Young, Rebekah Kati
Abstract
“Read and Publish” deals represent a new paradigm in the Open Access scholarly publishing ecosystem. However, “Read and Publish” deals may introduce financial imbalances between institutions which choose to “Read” and those which choose to “Publish.” At NASIG 2020, five presenters came together in a panel discussion to present their perspectives on “Read and Publish” from library, consortia, and publisher perspectives.
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“Read and Publish” deals represent a new paradigm in the Open Access scholarly publishing ecosystem. However, “Read and Publish” deals may introduce financial imbalances between institutions which choose to “Read” and those which choose to “Publish.” At NASIG 2020, five presenters came together in a panel discussion to present their perspectives on “Read and Publish” from library, consortia, and publisher perspectives.
Key concepts: Publication, Publishing, Computer science, World Wide Web, Library science, Political science, Law