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Wissenschaftliche Publikationen zwischen überteuerten Verlagslizenzen und Open Access
This document summarizes key points from a presentation on scientific publications between expensive publisher licenses and open access: - It discusses the high costs of publisher licenses and reasons for adopting open access models. - It outlines funding programs from the Swiss National Science Foundation and University of Zurich to support open access publishing. - It provides several links to additional resources on negotiations between libraries and publishers over licensing and transparency around library budgets.
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- 1. Christian Gutknecht 27.4.2015 UZH, BibliothekenStandort Nord Wissenschaftliche Publikationen zwischen überteuerten Verlagslizenzen und Open Access
- 2. Agenda • Die Sachemit den Kosten... • OA warum eigentlich nicht? • Publikationsförderung SNF / UZH • ...
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- 12. Ende Danke für dieAufmerksamkeit
- 13. Zahlen sind Geschäftsgeheimnisse derVerlage (private Interessen Dritter)
- 14. Offenlegung gefährdet öffentliches Interesseder Uni Basel
- 15. Einhaltung der zugesicherten Vertraulichkeitist uns wichtiger
- 16. • Wir stehenim Wettbewerb mit den Verlagen und Datenlieferanten wie der EZB. • Ohne Vertraulichkeitsklausel ging es nicht.
- 17. • Private Interessen(Verlage) • Öffentliche Interessen (ZHAW)
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- 32. http://library.epfl.ch/en/news/?id=441 Science AAAS publisher,is taking advantage of its dominant position and trying to impose not only an unjustified price increase, but also new contract terms, which are very restrictive and as a result unacceptable for us
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- 34. http://www.faz.net/aktuell/feuilleton/forschung-und-lehre/erpresserische-preispolitik-leipzig-laesst-die-verhandlung-mit-dem-grossverlag-elsevier- scheitern-13419293.html Wir müssen tatsächlichüber Dokumentenlieferdienste operieren, die einzelne Aufsätze beschaffen. Das ist umständlicher, für uns aber momentan preiswerter.
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- 37. http://www.vsnu.nl/files/documents/FocusAreas/Research/OpenAccess/Open_access_newsletter_06_20150416.pdf Wiley and Dutchuniversities take step towards open access The Wiley publishing firm and the Dutch universities have reached an agreement on investing in open access. As part of this agreement the subscription contract will be renewed until the end of 2015 and an open access programme will be launched by Wiley. Dutch universities and Wiley will work together in this programme to simplify the way in which academic articles are publicly offered. The lessons drawn from this programme will serve as the basis for further negotiations on open access in 2016.
- 38. http://www.springer.com/gp/open-access/springer-open-choice/agreements/42388 Springer: international example TheDutch agreement with Springer has apparently been taken as a positive exam ple by many universities in other countries, judging by the many questions we receive on the matter. Complete information on the Springer agreement can be found here.
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- 40. http://www.vsnu.nl/files/documents/FocusAreas/Research/OpenAccess/Open_access_newsletter_06_20150416.pdf Oxford University Presscontract extended The 2014 contract with OUP has been extended by a period of one year, with improved terms but lacking an open access component. 2015 will be used to continue negotiations towards an agreement that does stipulate terms concerning open access. Elsevier and Sage: no developments There have been no further developments in the negotiations with these publishers
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Editor's Notes
- #4 Alexander Borbély (links) im Gespräch mit Michael Hengartner (rechts)