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Open Access Update
Taylor amp Francis Library WorkshopOctober 2015
What are we talking about today
What is open access
Open access at Taylor amp Francis
Researchersrsquo perspectives worldwide
Helping researchers with Open Access
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
The Budapest Open Access Initiative defines open
access as
ldquofree availability on the public internet permitting any
users to read download copy distribute print
search or link to hellipfull textshellip crawl them for
indexing pass them as data to software or use them
for any other lawful purpose The onlyhelliprole for
copyrighthellip should be to give authors control over the
integrity of their work and the right to be properly
acknowledged and citedrdquo
Our definitions
Gold Open Accessbull publication of the final article (Version of Record)
bull article is made freely available online (often but not always
after payment of an article publishing charge (APC))
Green Open Accessbull Archiving deposit of an (earlier version of an) article in a
repository
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
History of OA at TampF
bull 2005 Delayed free access for Avian Pathology
and European Journal of Phycology ndash now 38
journals
bull 2006 OpenSelect our hybrid OA scheme ndash now on 94 of Taylor amp Francis journals
bull 2008 Automatic deposit of NIH-funded research in PMC ndash easily extended if other funders follow same policy
bull 2011 Zero embargo LIS trial launched
bull 2013 Launch of Cogent OA ndash 15 journals
bull Now 60+ OA journals at TampF ndash more for 2016
bull We have a liberal and equitable green open access
policy authors can self-archive
ndash a preprint (authorrsquos own [submitted] version) in repository ahead
of publication
ndash The accepted manuscript (also known as a post-print)
ndash normally after an embargo period
bull 12 months for SampT and 18 months for SSAampH
ndash But NB we have a pilot lsquoNo Embargorsquo Green Scheme for Library
amp information science journals
ndash posting the Taylor amp Francis PDF is not permitted
ndash We guarantee the Version of Scholarly Record in perpetuity
Our OA options
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
What are we talking about today
What is open access
Open access at Taylor amp Francis
Researchersrsquo perspectives worldwide
Helping researchers with Open Access
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
The Budapest Open Access Initiative defines open
access as
ldquofree availability on the public internet permitting any
users to read download copy distribute print
search or link to hellipfull textshellip crawl them for
indexing pass them as data to software or use them
for any other lawful purpose The onlyhelliprole for
copyrighthellip should be to give authors control over the
integrity of their work and the right to be properly
acknowledged and citedrdquo
Our definitions
Gold Open Accessbull publication of the final article (Version of Record)
bull article is made freely available online (often but not always
after payment of an article publishing charge (APC))
Green Open Accessbull Archiving deposit of an (earlier version of an) article in a
repository
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
History of OA at TampF
bull 2005 Delayed free access for Avian Pathology
and European Journal of Phycology ndash now 38
journals
bull 2006 OpenSelect our hybrid OA scheme ndash now on 94 of Taylor amp Francis journals
bull 2008 Automatic deposit of NIH-funded research in PMC ndash easily extended if other funders follow same policy
bull 2011 Zero embargo LIS trial launched
bull 2013 Launch of Cogent OA ndash 15 journals
bull Now 60+ OA journals at TampF ndash more for 2016
bull We have a liberal and equitable green open access
policy authors can self-archive
ndash a preprint (authorrsquos own [submitted] version) in repository ahead
of publication
ndash The accepted manuscript (also known as a post-print)
ndash normally after an embargo period
bull 12 months for SampT and 18 months for SSAampH
ndash But NB we have a pilot lsquoNo Embargorsquo Green Scheme for Library
amp information science journals
ndash posting the Taylor amp Francis PDF is not permitted
ndash We guarantee the Version of Scholarly Record in perpetuity
Our OA options
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
The Budapest Open Access Initiative defines open
access as
ldquofree availability on the public internet permitting any
users to read download copy distribute print
search or link to hellipfull textshellip crawl them for
indexing pass them as data to software or use them
for any other lawful purpose The onlyhelliprole for
copyrighthellip should be to give authors control over the
integrity of their work and the right to be properly
acknowledged and citedrdquo
Our definitions
Gold Open Accessbull publication of the final article (Version of Record)
bull article is made freely available online (often but not always
after payment of an article publishing charge (APC))
Green Open Accessbull Archiving deposit of an (earlier version of an) article in a
repository
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
History of OA at TampF
bull 2005 Delayed free access for Avian Pathology
and European Journal of Phycology ndash now 38
journals
bull 2006 OpenSelect our hybrid OA scheme ndash now on 94 of Taylor amp Francis journals
bull 2008 Automatic deposit of NIH-funded research in PMC ndash easily extended if other funders follow same policy
bull 2011 Zero embargo LIS trial launched
bull 2013 Launch of Cogent OA ndash 15 journals
bull Now 60+ OA journals at TampF ndash more for 2016
bull We have a liberal and equitable green open access
policy authors can self-archive
ndash a preprint (authorrsquos own [submitted] version) in repository ahead
of publication
ndash The accepted manuscript (also known as a post-print)
ndash normally after an embargo period
bull 12 months for SampT and 18 months for SSAampH
ndash But NB we have a pilot lsquoNo Embargorsquo Green Scheme for Library
amp information science journals
ndash posting the Taylor amp Francis PDF is not permitted
ndash We guarantee the Version of Scholarly Record in perpetuity
Our OA options
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Our definitions
Gold Open Accessbull publication of the final article (Version of Record)
bull article is made freely available online (often but not always
after payment of an article publishing charge (APC))
Green Open Accessbull Archiving deposit of an (earlier version of an) article in a
repository
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
History of OA at TampF
bull 2005 Delayed free access for Avian Pathology
and European Journal of Phycology ndash now 38
journals
bull 2006 OpenSelect our hybrid OA scheme ndash now on 94 of Taylor amp Francis journals
bull 2008 Automatic deposit of NIH-funded research in PMC ndash easily extended if other funders follow same policy
bull 2011 Zero embargo LIS trial launched
bull 2013 Launch of Cogent OA ndash 15 journals
bull Now 60+ OA journals at TampF ndash more for 2016
bull We have a liberal and equitable green open access
policy authors can self-archive
ndash a preprint (authorrsquos own [submitted] version) in repository ahead
of publication
ndash The accepted manuscript (also known as a post-print)
ndash normally after an embargo period
bull 12 months for SampT and 18 months for SSAampH
ndash But NB we have a pilot lsquoNo Embargorsquo Green Scheme for Library
amp information science journals
ndash posting the Taylor amp Francis PDF is not permitted
ndash We guarantee the Version of Scholarly Record in perpetuity
Our OA options
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
History of OA at TampF
bull 2005 Delayed free access for Avian Pathology
and European Journal of Phycology ndash now 38
journals
bull 2006 OpenSelect our hybrid OA scheme ndash now on 94 of Taylor amp Francis journals
bull 2008 Automatic deposit of NIH-funded research in PMC ndash easily extended if other funders follow same policy
bull 2011 Zero embargo LIS trial launched
bull 2013 Launch of Cogent OA ndash 15 journals
bull Now 60+ OA journals at TampF ndash more for 2016
bull We have a liberal and equitable green open access
policy authors can self-archive
ndash a preprint (authorrsquos own [submitted] version) in repository ahead
of publication
ndash The accepted manuscript (also known as a post-print)
ndash normally after an embargo period
bull 12 months for SampT and 18 months for SSAampH
ndash But NB we have a pilot lsquoNo Embargorsquo Green Scheme for Library
amp information science journals
ndash posting the Taylor amp Francis PDF is not permitted
ndash We guarantee the Version of Scholarly Record in perpetuity
Our OA options
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
bull We have a liberal and equitable green open access
policy authors can self-archive
ndash a preprint (authorrsquos own [submitted] version) in repository ahead
of publication
ndash The accepted manuscript (also known as a post-print)
ndash normally after an embargo period
bull 12 months for SampT and 18 months for SSAampH
ndash But NB we have a pilot lsquoNo Embargorsquo Green Scheme for Library
amp information science journals
ndash posting the Taylor amp Francis PDF is not permitted
ndash We guarantee the Version of Scholarly Record in perpetuity
Our OA options
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs from $0 to $1750
Offer Gold and subscription Green OA
Standard APC $2950 pound1788 (NB discounts waivers and NESLI APC Allowance in the UK)
Our Journals
No subscription content = Gold OA (+ can archive VoR immediately)APCs being introduced
Also fledgling TampF OA Books initiative
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Open
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open
A fully open access journals offering authors
a choice of licensendash Gold OA option final article made OA (in journal with no
subscription content)
ndash Green OA option applies Version of Record can be posted
on publication
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Open Select
bull Taylor amp Francis Routledge Open Select
A hybrid open access option for authors of
accepted articles in subscription journalsndash Gold OA option final article made OA in a subscription-based
journal Standard APC is US$2950 (waivers do apply)
ndash Green OA option archiving posting earlier version of MS on
publication of final article in a subscription-based journal
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
11
LISAH ZEN policy
bull Author Rights Pilot Initiative launched Nov 1st 2011
bull Library and Information Science journals plus Archives and Heritage titles
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
12
LISAH ZEN policy
69
85
62
80
66
83
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
RoutledgeBefore
RoutledgeAfter
SSCI ListBefore
SSCI ListAfter
OverallBefore
OverallAfter
Change in authorsrsquo average willingness to publish with Routledge
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
What are we publishing
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Researchersrsquo Perspectives
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
OA and Latin America
bull Brazil ndash long tradition of Open Access publishing on SciELO
ndash SciELO launched in 1987
ndash SciELO now carries 1000+ journals and also books
bull Argentina ndash Nov 2013 National Senate passed a law requiring institutions to create institutional repositories
bull Mexico ndash June 2014 bill passed on OA to publicly-funded research
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Recent Global OA Milestones
16
bull Jun 2012 ndash UK lsquoFinchrsquo report on expanding public access to publicly funded research RCUK Green Gold OA policy announced
bull Jan 2013 ndash Australian Research Council announces Green OA policy
bull Feb 2013 ndash US OSTP memo FASTR act proposed in Congress
bull May 2013 ndash Global Research Council Summit Berlin Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications
bull Jan 2014 ndash launch of EUrsquos Horizon 2020 (8th FP for Research) ndash Green Gold OA
bull Mar 2014 ndash publication of Wellcome Trust et al-commissioned study on APC market May 2014-China CAS and NSFC Green OA with 12 month embargo
bull Jun 2014 ndash revised Norwegian Research Council policy (refund up to 50 of APC costs to HEIrsquos publication fund provided journal listed in DOAJ)
bull Sep 2014 - Higher Education Council for England (HEFCE) policy announced (UK)
bull Dec 2014 ndash Bill amp Melinda Gates OA policy announced (Gold OA w CC BY licence)
bull Dec 2014 ndash VSNU consortium (NL) negotiations around OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash DBT DST OA policy formalised (India) ndash Green OA
bull Jan 2015 ndash National Research Foundation (South Africa) Green OA policy announced
bull Feb 2015 ndash Canadian Tri-Agency policy (Green Gold OA)
bull May 2015 ndash Global Research Council meeting Tokyo
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
2014 Open Access Survey
bull 8000 responses (9 response rate)
bull 95 assurance that any result from survey lies
within 1 of the view of the TampF author community
bull Author community first surveyed in 2013 now able
to explore changing attitudes to 2014
bull Dataset available on Figshare under
CC BY licence
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Perceived advantages of Open Access publishing
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Perceived advantages of OA publishing
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Future intentions regarding OA and own research
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Future alternative to academic papers
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Helping Researchers with Open
Access
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
23
1 Increased discoverability anyone can read
(and cite) your work
2 Reaching beyond academia it can be easily
accessed by people outside your research field
and outside the scholarly community
3 Highlighting your work you can share and
post your final published article (the Version of
Record) anywhere
4 Ownership You retain the copyright to your
work
4 reasons to publish OA
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
24
TampF Researcher Survey Latin America
bull Qu lsquoWhat do
you look for
when submitting
an articlersquo
bull Survey conducted
in 2013
bull 18000
researchers
contacted
bull 8 response rate
bull Most
respondents
from Brazil
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
A quick note onhellip article versions
bull AOM = Authorrsquos Original Author Version Preprint ndash the version of
the article initially submitted to the journal
bull AM = Accepted Manuscript Postprint ndash the version of an article
which has been through peer review and been accepted for publication
bull VoR = Version of Record ndash the final published version of an article
including all typesetting copy-editing and reference linking Can
include links to subsequent errata or retraction notices comments
replies supplemental data etc
Submission - AOM
Acceptance - AM
Publication - VoR
What
about
books
Peer review
revision etc
Posting of AMO copyediting
typsetting tagging supp matthellip
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
26
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Licensing
TampF offer 3 CC licences for Gold OA publication
CC BY (Attribution)
CC BY-NC-ND (Attribution-
NonCommercial-NoDerivs)
CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial)
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
ldquoDOAJ is an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality open access peer-reviewed journalsrdquo - httpsdoajorg
An assurance of the legitimacy and integrity of an OA journal
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
A resource for authors to inform them of allowable and non-allowable dissemination of their articles and to inform authors of journals whose publishing policies fall in line with the Open Access requirements of various institutions and funding bodies
Journal information provided by British Library (Jisc) DOAJ and the Entrez journal list (NCBI)
Run by SHERPA Services based at the University of Nottingham UK
httpwwwsherpaacukromeoindexphpla=enampfIDnum=|ampmode=simple
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Why are ethics and quality important
bull Growth in OA publishing has brought proliferation of lsquofakersquo
publishers making false claims of peer review processesquality
guarantees in return for APC payments from unsuspecting authors
bull Quality and trust critical in this arena validation of scholarly
research but what constitutes lsquothe scholarly recordrsquo in the online
arena
bull Scholarly publishing must have ethical practices at its core
and publishers and editors need an environment in which ethics are
seen as a central part of performing and publishing quality research
bull Use and abuse of metrics ndash as funding mechanisms hinge around
lsquoimpactrsquo
bull Retractions are on the risehellipwhy
bull Peer review processes ndash which is lsquothe fairest of them allrsquo
TampF are pro-actively working to address these issues
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
bull httpauthorservicestaylorandfranciscom (advice for authors)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess (includes lsquoWhat is Open Accessrsquo video OA survey and so on)
bull httpwwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccessfunders (OA membership options subscription adjustment policy)
bull httproarmapeprintsorg (external log of country institutional and funder mandates A good reference though policy information can be out of date so should be double checked on the relevant funder institutional website)
bull httpeditorresourcestaylorandfrancisgroupcomp=5350 (our Editor Resources site with lots of useful information around all aspects of publishing)
bull Directory of Open Access Books httpwwwdoabooksorg (OAPEN foundation)
bull OAPEN Library httpwwwoapenorghome = OA platform for HSS scholarly monographs
bull JISC National Monograph Strategy September 2014
bull httpwwwjiscacukresearchprojectsnational-monograph-strategy
bull OAPEN Study of OA Monographs final report due March 2015
bull httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findings
bull = includes case studies of two learned societies the Royal Historical Society and the Regional Studies Association httpoapen-ukjiscebooksorgresearch-findingslearned-society-case-studies
bull HEFCE ndash OA Monograph website report due December 2014
bull httpwwwhefceacukwhatwedorsrchrinfrastructoamonographs
bull AHRC ndash Academic Book of the Future report due October 2016
bull httpwwwahrcacukFunding-OpportunitiesPagesFuture-of-the-Academic-Bookaspx
Links and further information
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
wwwtandfonlinecompageopenaccess for more OA information
including motion graphics
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Open Access Week
bull Gold OA ndash 50 APC discount October and
November
bull GoldFriday ndash 8 winners of APC credits for
forthcoming papers Sign up to our OA
bulletin to enter the draw
33
Thank you
Thank you
