Open access through Subscribe to Open: a society publisher’s implementation

IF 1.1 Q3 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE Insights-The UKSG Journal Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1629/uksg.567
Sara Bosshart, R. Cookson, Philipp Hess
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sustainable solutions to transition their subscription portfolios to open access. For self-publishing societies with niche portfolios and low publication volumes, traditional transition options such as article processing charge models or transformative agreements are limited or out of reach and often involve significant financial risk. In this article, we focus on one society publisher’s implementation of Subscribe to Open (S2O): an emerging open access model that moves away from article-level charges, instead leveraging existing subscription revenues and infrastructure to achieve seamless and sustainable open access. We outline the advantages of this model for society publishers, the parameters to consider when implementing the model, the initial community response to a successful implementation and some early data highlighting the effect of the S2O model on our journals. Open access through Subscribe to Open: a society publisher’s implementation
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通过订阅开放的开放访问:一个社会出版商的实现
将订阅组合过渡到开放获取的可持续解决方案。对于拥有小众投资组合和低出版量的自助出版协会来说,传统的转型选择,如文章处理收费模式或转型协议,是有限的或遥不可及的,而且往往涉及重大的财务风险。在本文中,我们将重点介绍一个社会出版商对订阅开放(S2O)的实现:这是一种新兴的开放获取模式,它不再收取文章级别的费用,而是利用现有的订阅收入和基础设施来实现无缝和可持续的开放获取。我们概述了该模型对协会出版商的优势,实施该模型时需要考虑的参数,成功实施后的初步社区反应以及一些突出S2O模型对我们期刊影响的早期数据。通过订阅开放的开放访问:一个社会出版商的实现
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