Expanding the Open Access Community Investment Program

Today the LYRASIS Open Access Community Investment Program (OACIP) announces a new round of funding opportunities to support open access publishing by scholarly journals. The journals seeking investments in OACIP round two include Algebraic Combinatorics, History of Media Studies, and Journal of Librarianship and Scholarly Communication.  OACIP, a joint project between LYRASIS and Transitioning Society Publications to Open Access (TSPOA), is a community-driven framework … Continue reading Expanding the Open Access Community Investment Program

Announcing the Open Access Community Investment Program

We are thrilled to launch the Open Access Community Investment Program, a community-funded open access publishing project developed by LYRASIS, Transitioning Society Publications to Open Access (TSPOA), and Duke University Press. Our goal is to help match libraries, consortia, and other prospective scholarly publishing funders with non-profit publishers and journal editorial boards that are seeking … Continue reading Announcing the Open Access Community Investment Program

Webinars charting paths forward for open access publishing by learned societies

The Society Publishers Coalition (SocPC) and Transitioning Society Journals to Open Access (TSPOA) invite you to register for free webinars about the changing face of society journal publishing.  This three-part webinar series is intended to help foster the transition of learned society journals to open access by contextualizing their role within a changing scholarly communications … Continue reading Webinars charting paths forward for open access publishing by learned societies

Bridging Learned Society Publishing and Open Access: an International Collaboration and Webinar Series

Posted 13 August 2019, by TSPOA and SocPC Scholarly or learned societies enable geographically diverse scholars to build and engage with communities that share and discuss ideas and findings, with the aim of promoting knowledge exchange for social value and the common good. Traditionally, societies achieve this convening function through a subscription-based publishing model in … Continue reading Bridging Learned Society Publishing and Open Access: an International Collaboration and Webinar Series