Research
abernard102@gmail.com 2014-11-07
Summary:
"Two of the largest academic publishers, Wiley-Blackwell and Taylor & Francis, are to reduce the costs of their subscriptions against payments they receive to publish open-access articles from 2015, Research Fortnight has learned.
The deal, struck on behalf of the UK’s research libraries by Jisc Collections, is a victory for librarians and open-access advocates who argue that publishers are profiting unfairly from the transition to open access. It also indicates that traditional publishers are moving towards an open-access model ..."
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