[GOAL] OASPA 2021 Poster Lightning Sessions Announced

[Bernie Folan]

We are pleased to announce the Poster Lightning Talks selected for
showcasing at the OASPA 2021 Conference on Open Access Scholarship, which
takes place later this month online (21-23 September).

If you want to hear about the very latest open access innovations, projects
and initiatives, make sure you register for the conference and attend the
poster lightning talks. This year we have more talks than ever with 30
lightning presentations covering a huge range of topics crossing
disciplines, models and all aspects of scholarship communication.

The 2021 online conference (Designing 21st Century Knowledge Sharing
Systems) will address many timely and fundamental topics relating to open
scholarly communication and also offer a forum for collective reflection on
the ongoing impact of the pandemic and our endeavours to ensure scholarship
is open and accessible to all to address all current and future challenges. The
event will include keynotes, an extended opening discussion, panels,
discussions and feedback sessions as well as the lightning poster talks.
Delegates and speakers will also have access to a dedicated conference
Slack space to meet each other, ask questions and discuss the sessions.

The program can be found here
 and information on how
to register is at the conference website http://oaspa.org/conference/.
Please get in touch at *i...@oaspa.org*  if you have any
questions or wish to attend but are unfunded.

We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries. OASPA Scholar Publisher members and unfunded individuals are
invited to request the attendance waiver code. With thanks to our generous
sponsors for enabling us to make the conference as accessible as possible.

We hope you can join us!

With best wishes,
Bernie
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[GOAL] Reminder for upcoming OA Switchboard webinar - Matching Publication Costs with Publication Funds

[Bernie Folan]

A reminder to register for the next OA Switchboard webinar which will focus
on the shared use case *Matching Publ**ication Costs with Publication
Funds* that
our launch customers and founding partners are currently working on
collaboratively. The webinar will take place on *September 8, 2021*. *Register
now <https://ariessys.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_WS7dktXlRWKsQiYZ5PK2Dw>*.

Join us live for this highly practical evidence-based look at how the OA
Switchboard is helping via a series of short talks and use case
presentations from many presenters. There will be time for questions
following the talks.

Full information including the list of speakers can be *found here
<https://www.ariessys.com/oa-switchboard-webinar-matching-publication-costs-with-publication-funds/>*.
Please
note this webinar is free and open to all thanks to the support of our host
Aries Systems, and a recording of the webinar will be made available soon
after the event.

Please share this information within your networks and organization.

Best wishes,
Bernie
*Bernie Folan*
Communications, Engagement and Outreach Manager, OASPA
OASPA, Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association
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[GOAL] Announcing OA Switchboard webinar: Matching Publication Costs with Publication Funds (September 8)

[Bernie Folan]

We are pleased to announce the next OA Switchboard webinar which will focus
on the shared use case *Matching Publication Costs with Publication Funds *that
launch customers and founding partners are currently working on
collaboratively. The webinar will take place on September 8, 2021.

Open Access output is growing year-on-year and the need to collaboratively
develop open infrastructure to streamline communication between
stakeholders has become a priority.

As a research institution or funder, it is complex to assess if and how a
certain OA publication meets requirements and to track publications, spend
and sponsorship. As a publisher, it is hard to find out if an article
publication satisfies an author’s OA requirements and to secure publication
funds.

Join live for this highly practical evidence-based look at how the OA
Switchboard is helping to match publication costs with publication funds
for all these use cases via a series of short five-minute talks and use
case presentations. There will be time for questions and discussions
following the talks.

Full information including the list of speakers and registration link can
be found here
<https://www.ariessys.com/oa-switchboard-webinar-matching-publication-costs-with-publication-funds/>.
You can register directly with this link
<https://ariessys.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_WS7dktXlRWKsQiYZ5PK2Dw>.

Please note this webinar is free and open to all thanks to the support of
our host *Aries Systems*, and a recording of the webinar will be made
available soon after the event.

Please share this information within your networks and organization.

Best wishes,
Bernie

*Bernie Folan*
Communications, Engagement and Outreach Manager, OASPA
OASPA, Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association
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[GOAL] OASPA 2021 Conference - preliminary program now available

[Bernie Folan]

We are pleased to announce that the preliminary program for the OASPA 2021
Online Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing is now available. The
conference will be held online September 21- 23 2021.

The program is available on the conference website
http://oaspa.org/conference/ along with registration details.

We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries.


Best wishes,
Bernie

*Bernie Folan*
Communications, Engagement and Outreach Manager, OASPA
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[GOAL] OASPA guest post published - Growth of OASPA members book output

[Bernie Folan]

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Each year, OASPA surveys its members about their publication output - both 
books and journals. We are delighted to once again have worked with Delta Think 
who have helped us by taking on the analysis, structuring and presentation of 
the data we collected. The post is by Dan Pollock, Chief Digital Officer, Delta 
Think who also took in data from OAPEN and the Directory of Open Access Books 
(DOAB) to help set the OASPA members’ data in context.

The guest blog post<https://oaspa.org/growth-of-oaspa-members-book-output/> 
covers some highlights from their findings. We hope you find it of interest.

Best wishes,

Bernie

Bernie Folan
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OASPA, Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association
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[GOAL] Recording of OASPA webinar - Researcher Needs, Common Values and Practices - now available

[Bernie Folan]

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The recording of last week's popular OASPA webinar focused on the publishing 
practices and values of researchers is now 
available<https://oaspa.org/webinar-researcher-focus-1-researcher-needs-common-values-and-practices-copy/>.
 As well as the recording, the post contains panellist responses to unanswered 
attendee questions.

The webinar brought together a cross-disciplinary panel of researchers to 
discuss what unites them in terms of their motivations and values around open 
research and open access, and how and if this is enabled in practice.

With many thanks to all of our speakers Michelle Arkin, Melodee Beals, Thomas 
Hervé Mboa Nkoudou and Zulidyana D. Rusnalasari, our moderator Curtis Brundy 
and to OASPA Board member Emma Wilson (Royal Society of Chemistry) who shaped 
this webinar.

Please share your topic ideas for future researcher-focused webinars with us at 
i...@oaspa.org<mailto:i...@oaspa.org?subject=Researcher%20focused%20webinar%20idea>.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Reminder of next week's OASPA Make Data Count webinar

[Bernie Folan]

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A reminder that our interactive 
webinar<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-endorses-make-data-count-join-our-webinar-to-find-out-more/>
 hosted in collaboration with Make Data Count is happening next week. The 
webinar will be centered on best practices for data citation. We want to 
understand and help remove barriers to data citation, and support those already 
doing this valuable work.

As leaders in the evolving open access publishing space, OASPA believes that 
developing and supporting best practices and broadly achievable standards for 
all aspects of open content is essential, including for research data. Because 
of this, OASPA endorses the Make Data Count<https://makedatacount.org/> 
initiative, and its goals of building for and supporting the inclusion of 
research data in responsible research assessment. Please see the blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-endorses-make-data-count-join-our-webinar-to-find-out-more/>
 we have just published to learn more.

Please join us live and contribute to this important work.

Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] New blog post published - Engagement with the community is building the OA Switchboard

[Bernie Folan]

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OASPA is pleased to continue our involvement with the OA Switchboard which we 
successfully launched as a separate organisation last year. We have established 
an ongoing strategic partnership agreement and are pleased to see great 
progress in the OA Switchboard's development in 2021.

In this most recent blog post - Engagement with the community is building the 
OA Switchboard<https://www.oaswitchboard.org/blog28june2021> - the OA 
Switchboard's Executive Director, Yvonne Campfens shares information about the 
activity and incredible engagement so far.

She also introduces a new dedicated resources 
page<https://www.oaswitchboard.org/resources> on the OA Switchboard website and 
a new short animation video<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoK0DfAS-ZE> that 
tells the compelling story of ‘Reporting Made Easy’ in just 3 minutes.

Please send any questions or inquiries about how to get involved with the OA 
Switchboard to Yvonne Campfens<mailto:yvonne.campf...@oaswitchboard.org>.

We hope you enjoy the post!

Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] Fwd: OASPA endorses Make Data Count: join our webinar to find out more

[Bernie Folan]

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As leaders in the evolving open access publishing space, OASPA believes that 
developing and supporting best practices and broadly achievable standards for 
all aspects of open content is essential, including for research data. Because 
of this, OASPA endorses the Make Data Count<https://makedatacount.org/> 
initiative, and its goals of building for and supporting the inclusion of 
research data in responsible research assessment.

Please see the blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-endorses-make-data-count-join-our-webinar-to-find-out-more/>
 we have just published to learn more as well as find full information and a 
registration link for an upcoming interactive webinar hosted in collaboration 
with Make Data Count centered on best practices for data citation. We want to 
understand and help remove barriers to data citation, and support those already 
doing this valuable work.

Please join us live and contribute to this important work.

Best wishes,
Bernie


Bernie Folan
Communications, Engagement and Outreach Manager, OASPA
OASPA, Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association
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[GOAL] A reminder to register - OASPA webinar: Researcher Needs, Common Values and Practices

[Bernie Folan]

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A reminder to register for this OASPA Open Scholarship webinar happening next 
week.

The webinar -  the first in a series of webinars focused on the needs of the 
researcher - happening on June 29th, brings together a cross-disciplinary panel 
of researchers to discuss what unites them in terms of their motivations and 
values around open research and open access, and how and if this is enabled in 
practice. Panellists will also consider if their perceptions change depending 
on their role (author, reviewer, evaluator, educator, reader) and discuss the 
choices they currently make when disseminating their work and if and how they 
would like these to change in the future.

The webinar will be chaired by Curtis Brundy and we welcome our panellists 
Michelle Arkin, Melodee Beals, Thomas Hervé Mboa Nkoudou and Zulidyana D. 
Rusnalasari.  Full information and speaker biographies can be found in this 
blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/webinar-researcher-focus-1-researcher-needs-common-values-and-practices-copy/>.

The panellists will each speak for approximately 10 minutes each, and then we 
will open it up to questions from the audience and for a panel discussion.

Please join us live and contribute to the discussion by registering 
here<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1Q368hoRTWODJO3yqzMMCg>. Do 
share within your networks to ensure wide consideration and conversation.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Announcing next OASPA webinar: Researcher Needs, Common Values and Practices

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

We are pleased to announce the first in a series of webinars focused on the 
needs of the researcher which will take place later this month on June 29th.

This webinar brings together a cross-disciplinary panel of researchers to 
discuss what unites them in terms of their motivations and values around open 
research and open access, and how and if this is enabled in practice. 
Panellists will also consider if their perceptions change depending on their 
role (author, reviewer, evaluator, educator, reader) and discuss the choices 
they currently make when disseminating their work and if and how they would 
like these to change in the future.

The webinar will be chaired by Curtis Brundy and we welcome our panellists 
Michelle Arkin, Melodee Beals, Thomas Hervé Mboa Nkoudou and Zulidyana D. 
Rusnalasari.  Full information and speaker biographies can be found on this 
blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/webinar-researcher-focus-1-researcher-needs-common-values-and-practices/>.

The panellists will each speak for approximately 10 minutes each, and then we 
will open it up to questions from the audience and for a panel discussion.

Please join us live and contribute to the discussion by registering 
here<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1Q368hoRTWODJO3yqzMMCg>. 
Please share within your networks too!

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Final Reminder: Call for contributions for the 2021 OASPA Online Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

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*** With apologies for cross-posting ***

This is a final reminder about the call for proposals for the lightning poster 
session of OASPA 2021.

The Program Committee invites organisations and individuals to submit a 
proposal to us for ‘Poster Lightning Talk’ presentations. These are short talks 
showcasing new projects, ideas or initiatives accompanied by a poster 
(guidelines will be provided).  All proposals should be submitted by the end of 
Monday June 14, 2021 to i...@oaspa.org<mailto:i...@oaspa.org>.

A brief description (up to a maximum of 300 words) of your proposal is 
sufficient at this stage. Registration costs for the authors of successful 
proposals will be waived. This information can also be found in this OASPA blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/call-for-contributions-for-the-2021-oaspa-online-conference-on-open-access-scholarly-publishing/>.

Registration is also now open - information on how to register can be found on 
our website here<https://oaspa.org/conference/>.

We look forward to receiving your suggestions!

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Call for volunteers for new Toolkit for Disability Equity on behalf of C4DISC

[Bernie Folan]

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OASPA is one of the founding members of C4DISC (The Coalition for Diversity and 
Inclusion in Scholarly Communications.) We are excited to see the development 
of this new Toolkit and encourage potential volunteers to sign up.

Please distribute the call widely.
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Toolkit for Disability Equity

Lead(s): Katy Alexander, Digital Science; Simon Holt, Elsevier; Sylvia Izzo 
Hunter, Inera; Erin Osborne Martin, Wiley

Closing Date: June 30, 2021

To volunteer, please complete the Working Group Application at C4DISC 
(https://c4disc.org/working-group-application/) and indicate you are interested 
in C4DISC Toolkit for Disability Equity in the “Working Group(s) Requested” 
field. Applications are requested by June 30, 2021.

We are looking to create a resource centre to help people with disabilities 
within scholarly communications thrive at work. This will help to harness the 
talents of people with disabilities so they (we) can fulfil our potential at 
work.

To do this, we need the help of the whole community – both those with a 
disability and those without. The toolkit will aim to engage, enable and 
empower both people with disabilities and allies to advocate for themselves and 
each other at work, so that we can create more disability-confident working 
environments throughout the scholarly communications industry.

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[GOAL] OASPA to sponsor Open Publishing Awards - nominations now open

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

OASPA is delighted to be involved with the Open Publishing Awards this year  - 
more: https://coko.foundation/oaspa-new-sponsors-of-the-open-publishing-awards/

"Open is a powerful tool to build collaboration, trust, adoption, to share the 
cost and burden of creating these works, to diffuse innovations into the 
market, to learn from each other, and to improve the quality and impact of the 
works themselves." (About the Open Publishing 
Awards<https://openpublishingawards.org/about.html>)

Through our events and activities, it's a priority for OASPA to promote 
innovation in models and systems for open publishing and so we fully support 
the ethos of these awards as a celebration of the tremendously creative work in 
the community to develop new projects and means for scholarly communication, 
whether that be open source software, open publishing models or workflows, or 
openly licensed content.

We encourage you to 
nominate<https://openpublishingawards.org/index.html#nominate> all of those 
projects you know about which deserve to be in the spotlight for advancing 
openness!

Best wishes,
Bernie



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[GOAL] Call for contributions for the 2021 OASPA Online Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

The OASPA annual conference brings the open access community together to 
discuss new developments and innovations in scholarly publishing, and unite in 
our shared goal to enable research around the world to be openly accessible.

The Program Committee now invites organisations and individuals to submit a 
proposal to us for ‘Poster Lightning Talk’ presentations. These are short talks 
showcasing new projects, ideas or initiatives accompanied by a poster 
(guidelines will be provided).  All proposals should be submitted by the end of 
Monday June 14, 2021 to i...@oaspa.org<mailto:i...@oaspa.org>.

A brief description (up to a maximum of 300 words) of your proposal is 
sufficient at this stage. Registration costs for the authors of successful 
proposals will be waived. This information can also be found in this OASPA blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/call-for-contributions-for-the-2021-oaspa-online-conference-on-open-access-scholarly-publishing/>.

Recordings, slides and posters from previous conferences, as well as 
information on how to register, can be found on our website 
here<https://oaspa.org/conference/>.

We look forward to receiving your suggestions!

Best wishes,

Bernie

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[GOAL] Guest post: The Fully OA agreement - an essential component of a diverse open access world

[Bernie Folan]

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*** With apologies for cross-posting ***

You may be interested in a new guest 
post<https://oaspa.org/guest-post-the-fully-oa-agreement-an-essential-component-of-a-diverse-open-access-world/>
 on the OASPA blog by the OASPA Fully OA Journal Publishers Interest Group.

The post calls for a greater focus on “Fully OA” publishing agreements and 
argues that while much time and energy is devoted to Transformative Agreements 
and transforming subscription models, a balanced approach whereby institutions 
also partner with fully OA publishers to fulfill their open research strategies 
and serve the needs of their research and teaching communities is optimal. It 
contains a list of the benefits of fully OA agreements and a Call to Action.



It is important to note that the views of this group do not represent the views 
of the OASPA membership as a whole.

Please see this 
post<https://oaspa.org/the-oaspa-blog-a-platform-for-open-access-discussions/> 
outlining our wish for the OASPA Blog to be a platform for open access 
discussions fostering a transparent exchange of views, experiences and ideas 
between all those working in the open access ecosystem to ultimately further 
our mission to advance open access and ensure a diverse, vibrant, and healthy 
open access community.


Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Registration now open for the 2021 OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting***

Registration is now open for the 2021 OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly 
Publishing which will take place online during the week beginning Monday 20 
September 2021. Full information can be found on the conference 
page<https://oaspa.org/conference/>.

The 2021 online conference will address many timely and fundamental topics 
relating to open scholarly communication. These include, and are not limited to

  *   equity in knowledge and health
  *   preprint impacts
  *   21st-century knowledge sharing systems
  *   libraries and pathways to transformation
  *   publishing skills and open research
  *   the intended and unintended impacts of researcher incentives and policies 
on OA

OASPA 2021 will also offer a forum for collective reflection on the ongoing 
impact of the pandemic and our endeavours to ensure scholarship is open and 
accessible to all. The event will include panels, keynotes, an extended opening 
discussion, and lightning poster talks - the lightning poster call for 
proposals will open later this week.

The preliminary program will be available soon. Full information will be made 
available on the conference page<https://oaspa.org/conference/> as it becomes 
available or you can sign up here<https://t.co/6nvjCY7zJa?amp=1> for updates on 
registration details and program news.

All enquiries regarding the conference can be directed to 
i...@oaspa.org<mailto:i...@oaspa.org>

We are extremely grateful to our 2021 Conference Committee and to our sponsors 
for enabling us to make the conference as accessible as possible and supporting 
OASPA in fulfilling its mission.
Remaining sponsorship opportunities can be found 
here<https://oaspa.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/OASPA-Online-2021-Sponsorship-Options-v4.pdf>.

We hope to welcome you to the conference.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] New OA Switchboard blog post - Reporting Made Easy

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

OASPA is pleased to continue our involvement with the OA Switchboard which we 
successfully launched as a separate organisation last year. We have established 
an ongoing strategic partnership agreement and are enormously proud of the 
great strides already made in the OA Switchboard's development in 2021.

In this most recent blog post - Reporting Made 
Easy<https://www.oaswitchboard.org/blog4may2021> - the OA Switchboard's 
Executive Director, Yvonne Campfens discusses how the OA Switchboard (which 
supports many use cases) is currently working with launch customers and 
founding partners on the first one "Reporting Made Easy". This use case is all 
about reporting from publishers to institutions/consortia and funders.

Yvonne explains "We took a step back to speak with some of our partners about 
the rationale behind the need for a standardised, structured and validated data 
format. We’re grateful they agreed to share their views and experiences."

These partners helpfully answered five key questions covering the underlying 
need for reporting, the metadata required, sources to capture and manage these 
(meta)data, and the benefits of standards. Their answers provide great insights 
and we are grateful to Stacey Burke (American Physiological Society), Colleen 
Campbell (Max Planck Digital Library, ESAC, OA2020), Todd Carpenter (NISO), 
Helen Dobson (Jisc), Matthew Goddard (Iowa State University), Marten Stavenga 
(John Benjamins Publishing Company) and Ivo Verbeek (Elitex) for taking the 
time to answer these key questions.

Please send any questions or related insights of your own to Yvonne 
Campfens<mailto:yvonne.campf...@oaswitchboard.org>.

We hope you enjoy the post!

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Report published: OPERAS-P and OASPA workshop on innovative business models for OA books

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

Together with OPERAS, OASPA is hosting a series of three workshops on business 
models for open access books targeted specifically at small and medium-sized 
academic book publishers.

Please see this blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/report-published-operas-p-and-oaspa-workshop-on-innovative-business-models-for-oa-books/>
 for information about the first of the three events where six publishers 
presented their business models for open access book publishing, a link to the 
resulting report and the recording.

We would like to thank the presenters and over 100 participants who 
participated in this event. The next two workshops will be organized in May as 
interactive in-depth sessions focused on challenging areas in the OA books 
publishing process.

OASPA will share information about these as soon as it is available.


Bernie Folan
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[GOAL] New OASPA guest post by Jean-Claude Guédon: Scholarly Communication and Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

We have today published a new guest blog post by Jean-Claude 
Guédon<https://oaspa.org/guest-post-by-jean-claude-guedon-scholarly-communication-and-scholarly-publishing/>
 on the OASPA blog.

In this thoughtful and insightful post, Guédon explores how scholarly 
publishing should relate to scholarly communication. He posits that though 
aligned, publishing and communication have diverged and argues that journals 
and the concept of “version of record” are a legacy from print with some 
processes getting in the way of optimal scholarly communication and says that 
"now is the time to make some fundamental choices."

OASPA and Guédon welcome your comments on the blog and wide sharing of this 
piece.

The OASPA blog is a space for community engagement on issues related to open 
access and open research. We welcome thoughtful engagement and public debate in 
order to foster a transparent exchange of views, experiences and ideas between 
all those working in the open access ecosystem, with the overall aim of 
contributing to the global advancement of open access in a way that supports 
scholars and their institutions, and that gives voice to the whole spectrum of 
models and approaches within our membership and ultimately furthers our mission 
to advance open access and ensure a diverse, vibrant, and healthy open access 
community.

Please get in touch if you are interested in publishing a guest post - please 
note, authors of guest blog posts must be willing to allow moderated comments 
on their post.

Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] Recording now available: OASPA webinar: On track or off the rails? Australia’s open journey

[Bernie Folan]

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The recording of this week's OASPA webinar is now available along with speaker 
slides and key takeaways.

The webinar focused on how Australia is travelling towards an open agenda and 
what specific drivers are affecting progress.

The webinar was chaired by Dr Danny Kingsley with speakers Professor Lucy 
Montgomery , Emeritus Professor Ian Chubb and Martin Borchert

All material can now be found in this blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/webinar-on-track-or-off-the-rails-australias-open-journey/>.

With many thanks to speakers and attendees for making this such an interesting 
webinar.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Reminder - OA Switchboard webinar: Reporting Made Easy

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A reminder about the next OA Switchboard webinar Reporting Made Easy which will 
take place next week on Wednesday March 31.

Date: Wednesday, March 31 2021

Time Zone 
Converter<https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=OA+Switchboard+webinar=20210331T17=16=1=15>

Time: 5:00 - 6:15 pm CEST (Other time zones: 3:00 pm UTC, 8.00 am Pacific Time, 
10.00 am Central Time, 11.00 am Eastern Time, 12.00 pm Brasilia Time, 4.00 pm 
British Summer Time, West Africa Time, 5.00 pm South Africa Standard Time, 8.30 
pm India Standard Time, 2:00 am Thu Australian Eastern Daylight Time)



The webinar will focus on the "Reporting Made Easy" shared use case our launch 
customers and founding partners are currently working on collaboratively.

Funders and institutions/consortia would much prefer publishers to report their 
publication-level OA information in a structured format. This enables data to 
be fed directly into their own (or their solution provider’s) system for 
further processing and analysis.

Join us live for this practical evidence-based look at how the OA Switchboard 
is making reporting easier via a series of short five-minute talks and use case 
presentations - there will be time for questions and discussions following.

Link to the registration page which contains the agenda and speakers: 
MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from "copyright.zoom.us" 
claiming to be 
https://tinyurl.com/OAS-Reporting<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TUq5yBjgQrKoaHAgAbDEyQ>

This webinar is free and open to all and a recording of the webinar will be 
made available soon after the event.

The OA Switchboard initiative is a not-for-profit collaboration between 
funders, institutions and publishers. It is taking charge of multi-lateral OA 
publication-level arrangements. Read more 
here<https://www.oaswitchboard.org/get-involved>.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Invitation - Workshop: Innovative business models for open access book publishing in Europe

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***with apologies for cross-posting***


OASPA is supporting the work of the 
OPERAS-P<https://operas.hypotheses.org/operas-p> project which is looking into 
innovative, 
non-bpc<https://oabooks-toolkit.org/glossary/article/2798581-book-processing-charge-bpc>
 business models to create a sustainable infrastructure for open access book 
publishing in Europe. Following the publication of a library landscape 
study<https://zenodo.org/record/4483773#.YFIZU51Kg2w>, investigating the 
opportunities for developing collaborative library funding models, and a series 
of publisher-specific case study interviews, we would now like to invite 
publishers to participate in a series of workshops highlighting the diversity 
of different business models being adopted within Europe.

Together with OPERAS<https://operas.hypotheses.org/>, we will be hosting three 
European-focussed* workshops on business models for open access books targeted 
specifically at small and medium-sized academic book publishers. These 
workshops will be free and open to publishers that already publish open access 
books as well as those considering starting open access book publishing – from 
within and outside of Europe. While the first workshop will be informative in 
nature, the following two will be organized as interactive in-depth workshops 
focused on challenging areas in the OA books publishing process.

It is our pleasure to invite you to the first workshop to be held on April 7th 
at 14:00-16:00 CEST. Please find a brief description and registration link in 
this newly published blog 
post<https://oaspa.org/workshop-invitation-innovative-business-models-for-open-access-book-publishing-in-europe/>.

We hope to see you on April 7th.

Best wishes,
Bernie

Bernie Folan
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[GOAL] Reminder for next week's OASPA webinar: On track or off the rails? Australia’s open journey

[Bernie Folan]

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A reminder that next week sees OASPA's  next webinar which will focus on how 
Australia is travelling towards an open agenda and what specific drivers are 
affecting progress.

Date: Monday 22 March Northern Hemisphere / Tuesday 23 March Southern Hemisphere
Time: 9:00pm - 10:15pm UTC  Time zone 
convertor<https://oaspa.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ff27c49b4cb51715a891f73a8=866d70b0de=4e72585c7f>

Other timezones:
Tuesday 23 March 5.00 am Australian Western Standard Time; 5:00am China 
Standard Time; 7.30am Australian Central Daylight Time; 7.00am Australian 
Eastern Standard Time, 8:00am Australian Eastern Daylight Savings  Time;
10:00 am New Zealand Daylight Time  /  *Monday 22 March *2:00pm Pacific Time, 
4:00pm Central Time, 5:00pm Eastern Time, 6:00pm Brasilia Time, 10:00pm Central 
European Time, 11pm South Africa Standard Time

The webinar will be chaired by Dr Danny Kingsley who will also speak about a 
research project she is undertaking to analyse Australian university open 
access policies.

We welcome our speakers: Professor Lucy Montgomery who will place Australia 
into the global context in relation to the meta-research their group has been 
doing on progress towards open access globally, Emeritus
Professor Ian Chubb will be talking about his decision to establish one of the 
world’s first fully open access university presses and Martin Borchert will 
conclude with the recent approaches that have been made in Australia towards an 
end goal of open access/ FAIR/ open science.

Full information including speaker biographies, resource links and registration 
can be found in this blog 
post<https://oaspa.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ff27c49b4cb51715a891f73a8=592562e006=4e72585c7f>.
.
Please join us live if you can and contribute to the discussion or register for 
a recording to be sent to you following and the chance to submit a question 
during the registration 
process<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__copyright.zoom.us_webinar_register_WN-5FGhcEyQGWQa6Rlyct4fG3VQ=DwMFaQ=KWU0n0AYV-PQlv5EyAO4mg=5sMB59iEFPljQB4VZNbHOIFugV4oc4WOA9HRgJ1IxIg=r9bIUL1ZmZPB3hbk2LyOo7woRwyfDu5t5W4TDpt_OXo=zG99dxBwzh6B30qoZU_jZJfPqnI3QnL8rhviwOJ0H64=>.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Announcing OA Switchboard webinar: Reporting Made Easy

[Bernie Folan]

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***


The next OA Switchboard webinar Reporting Made Easy will take place on March 31.

Date: Wednesday, March 31 2021

Time Zone 
Converter<https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=OA+Switchboard+webinar=20210331T17=16=1=15>

Time: 5:00 - 6:15 pm CEST (Other time zones: 3:00 pm UTC, 8.00 am Pacific Time, 
10.00 am Central Time, 11.00 am Eastern Time, 12.00 pm Brasilia Time, 4.00 pm 
British Summer Time, West Africa Time, 5.00 pm South Africa Standard Time, 8.30 
pm India Standard Time, 2:00 am Thu Australian Eastern Daylight Time)



The webinar will focus on the "Reporting Made Easy" shared use case our launch 
customers and founding partners are currently working on collaboratively.

Funders and institutions/consortia would much prefer publishers to report their 
publication-level OA information in a structured format. This enables data to 
be fed directly into their own (or their solution provider’s) system for 
further processing and analysis.

Join us live for this practical evidence-based look at how the OA Switchboard 
is making reporting easier via a series of short five-minute talks and use case 
presentations - there will be time for questions and discussions following.

Link to the registration page which contains the agenda and speakers: 
MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from "copyright.zoom.us" 
claiming to be 
https://tinyurl.com/OAS-Reporting<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TUq5yBjgQrKoaHAgAbDEyQ>

This webinar is free and open to all and a recording of the webinar will be 
made available soon after the event.


The OA Switchboard initiative is a not-for-profit collaboration between 
funders, institutions and publishers. It is taking charge of multi-lateral OA 
publication-level arrangements. Read more 
here<https://www.oaswitchboard.org/get-involved>.


Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] Are you hosting an open scholarship event?

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*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

If you are hosting an open scholarship event in 2021, please consider 
submitting it to OASPA to list on our events page that shares information about 
events of interest to the open access/open scholarship community.
You may submit your event here: https://oaspa.org/add-an-event/

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Don't forget to register for the OASPA 2020 Conference (Sep 22-24 2020)

[Bernie Folan]

*** with apologies for cross-posting***

There are just two weeks remaining until the OASPA 2020 annual conference.
The conference will be held online on 22-24 September 2020.

A link to register and the full program can be found here
<https://oaspa.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ff27c49b4cb51715a891f73a8=37eca75b3d=921f3e88e2>
.

There is a great program
<https://oaspa.org/conference/oaspa-2020-conference-program/> featuring
speakers from 18 countries across a range of topics and formats.

With sincere thanks to our sponsors for 2020 whose support is crucial for
us to run a high-quality event, keep registration costs as low as possible
and enable those without funding to participate.

We hope to see you at the conference.

Best wishes,
Bernie
*Bernie Folan*
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[GOAL] Full program now available for OASPA 2020 Conference

[Bernie Folan]

** with apologies for cross-posting ***

OASPA is pleased to announce that the full program
<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-2020-conference-program/> for the OASPA 2020
Online Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing is now available. The
conference will be held online on September 22 -24 2020.

Further information is available on the conference page
<http://oaspa.org/conference/> of our website along with a link to the
registration page.

We hope you can join us.

Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] OASPA 2020 Poster Lightning Talks Announced

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*** With apologies for cross-posting ***

OASPA has today announced the Poster Lightning Talks selected for
showcasing at the *OASPA 2020 Conference on Open Access Scholarly
Publishing*, which takes place online next month (22-24 September).

If you want to hear about the very latest open access initiatives, make
sure you register for the conference and attend the poster lightning
sessions. This year we have more talks than ever covering a huge range of
topics crossing disciplines, models and all stages in the communication of
scholarship.

OASPA 2020 will address open access at a time of global challenge as well
as other key scholarly communication issues and will also be a forum for
collective reflection on our ongoing endeavour to ensure scholarship is
open and accessible to all. The program can be found here
<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-2020-conference-program/> and information on how
to register is at the conference website http://oaspa.org/conference/.
Please get in touch at *i...@oaspa.org * if you have any
questions or wish to attend but are unfunded.

We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries.

We hope you can join us next month!

With best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] OASPA 2020 Conference - preliminary program now available

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*** With apologies for cross-posting***

OASPA is pleased to announce that the preliminary program for the OASPA
2020 Online Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing is now
available. The conference will be held online during the week of September
21st -25th 2020.

The program is available on the conference website
http://oaspa.org/conference/ along with registration details.

We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries.

Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] Registration now open for the 2020 OASPA Online Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

***with apologies for cross-posting***

OASPA is pleased to announce registration is now open for the  OASPA
Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing 2020 which will take place
online during the week beginning Monday 21 September 2020. You can register
now on the registration page
<https://webforms.copernicus.org/OASPA2020/registration>.


The 2020 conference will address open access at a time of global challenge
and will also be a forum for collective reflection on the impact of the
coronavirus pandemic and our ongoing endeavour to ensure scholarship is
open and accessible to all.


This year, we will be kicking off the conference with a moderated
discussion Open access at a time of global challenge: How has the world
changed? Our speakers will share global perspectives within the discussion
taking on the demands and opportunities for open scholarship in relation to
past and future crises in different regions of the globe. Other panels and
keynotes will cover:

   -

   The Future of Community-owned Open Infrastructure in a World Transformed
   -

   What Funding and Business Mechanisms will Support Equitable Open Access
   -

   Researchers, Open Science and Open Access behaviours – what changed in
   2020
   -

   Pricing and cost transparency: Is it time to unbundle the “end to end”
   publication process?
   -

   Small and scholar-led publishers: What lessons can they teach us?
   -

   The future of open research communication: Where are we headed and how
   could we prepare?


The full program for the conference will be announced soon. Program updates
will be available on our conference page <https://oaspa.org/conference/> or
you can sign up for conference updates <http://eepurl.com/g1AMfz> to be
kept informed.


Call for contributions



A call for contributions for our Poster session can be found on our blog
here
<https://oaspa.org/call-for-contributions-for-the-2020-oaspa-online-conference-on-open-access-scholarly-publishing/>.
We are looking for short proposals of up to 300 words by the deadline of
July 10 2020.

The conference will be discussed on social media with the hashtag
#OASPA2020. Enquiries regarding the conference should be directed to
i...@oaspa.org.

2020 OASPA Conference Committee


Jennifer Gibson (eLife) – Chair

Catriona MacCallum (Hindawi)

Emma Wilson (Royal Society of Chemistry)

Juan Pablo Alperin (ScholCommLab/Public Knowledge Project)

Abel Packer (SciELO)

Shuai Yan  (Independent Consultant, China)

Charles Watkinson (University of Michigan)

Best wishes, Bernie


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[GOAL] Now available: OASPA Webinar: Scholarly Communication & COVID-19: Closing the Loop for Effective Peer Review recording, key takeaways and q

[Bernie Folan]

***with apologies for cross-posting***

The recording of last week's OASPA webinar - *Scholarly Communication &
COVID-19: Closing the Loop for Effective Peer Review* - is now available on
our blog
<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-webinar-scholarly-communication-covid-19-closing-the-loop-for-effective-peer-review-key-takeaways-and-answers-to-attendee-questions/>
along with speakers' key takeaways summarising their talks, and responses
to unanswered questions posed by webinar attendees. There is also a link to
the speakers' presentations.

This may be useful for those who missed it or wish to share with
colleagues.

OASPA is very grateful to the speakers - *Sarah Greaves* (Hindawi), *Monica
Granados *& *Daniela Sarderi *(Outbreak PREreview) and *Susanna-Assunta
Sansone *& *Peter McQuilton *(FAIRsharing) for all of the work and time
they have given to this webinar – in preparation, on the day, and
following.


Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] OASPA 2020 - Registration Opening Next Week And Call For Contributions

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with apologies for cross-posting***

OASPA is pleased to announce that registration will open in a week’s time,
on July 1st, for the 2020 OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly
Publishing 2020. The 2020 conference takes place online during the week
beginning Monday 21st September 2020. Full information will be available on
our conference page <https://oaspa.org/conference/> or you can sign up
for conference
updates <http://eepurl.com/g1AMfz> to be kept informed about registration
and program updates.

This year, we will be kicking off the conference with a moderated
discussion - *Open access at a time of global challenge: How has the world
changed?* Our speakers will share global perspectives within the
discussion, taking on the demands and opportunities for open scholarship in
relation to past and future crises in different regions of the globe. They
will reflect on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and our ongoing
endeavour to ensure scholarship is open and accessible to all.

Other panels and keynotes will cover:

   - The Future of Community-owned Open Infrastructure in a World
   Transformed
   -

   What Funding and Business Mechanisms will Support Equitable Open Access
   -

   Researchers, Open Science and Open Access behaviours – what changed in
   2020
   -

   Pricing and cost transparency: Is it time to unbundle the “end to end”
   publication process?
   -

   Small and scholar-led publishers: What lessons can they teach us?
   -

   The future of open research communication: Where are we headed and how
   could we prepare?

The full program for the conference will be announced soon.

*Call for contributions *

A call for contributions for our Poster session can be found on our blog
here
<https://oaspa.org/call-for-contributions-for-the-2020-oaspa-online-conference-on-open-access-scholarly-publishing/>.
We are looking for short proposals by the deadline of July 10 2020.

The conference will be discussed on social media with the hashtag
#OASPA2020. Any enquiries regarding the conference can be directed to
i...@oaspa.org.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Reminder: OASPA webinar - Scholarly Communication & COVID-19: Closing the Loop for Effective Peer Review

[Bernie Folan]

*** with apologies for cross-reposting ***

A reminder to register
<https://oaspa.org/webinar-scholarly-communication-covid-19-closing-the-loop-for-effective-peer-review/>
for
next week's OASPA webinar which on Wednesday, June 24th at 3.00 pm BST /
10.00 am EDT / 2.00 pm UTC.

This webinar will explore recent steps from some publishers and other
scholarly communications organisations that are collaborating with the aim
of increasing efficiency and speed in the publication of COVID-19 research
by responding to researcher needs for societal impact.

*Sarah Greaves* (Hindawi Ltd) will share information about the
cross-publisher “RapidReview” of COVID papers initiative, which has a
number of publishers collaborating. *Monica Granados *& *Michael
Johansson *(Outbreak
PREreview) will talk of the link to COVID preprints and closing the
loop. *Susanna-
Assunta Sansome *& *Peter McQuilton *(FAIRsharing) will talk about data
sharing and stewardship and cross-publisher harmonization.

This initiative is a work in progress and we would welcome your feedback,
questions and general support to ensure that COVID papers are rapidly
shared and rigorously reviewed at this time. Our speakers will each provide
their own perspective and then we will open up the webinar to questions
from the audience.

Full information and speaker biographies can be found on our blog at
https://oaspa.org/webinar-scholarly-communication-covid-19-closing-the-loop-for-effective-peer-review

Please join us for this webinar on Wednesday, June 24th. You can register
directly here
<https://web.cvent.com/event/c8e6b0c9-e448-4f14-b868-61028985a706/>.

This event is free and is open to everyone. A recording will be made
available following the event.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Announcement of OASPA webinar:

[Bernie Folan]

*** with apologies for cross-reposting ***

Registration
<https://oaspa.org/webinar-scholarly-communication-covid-19-closing-the-loop-for-effective-peer-review/>
is now open for the next OASPA open scholarship webinar which will be held
on Wednesday, June 24th at 3.00 pm BST / 10.00 am EDT / 2.00 pm UTC.

This webinar will explore recent steps from some publishers and other
scholarly communications organisations that are collaborating with the aim
of increasing efficiency and speed in the publication of COVID-19 research
by responding to researcher needs for societal impact.

*Sarah Greaves* (Hindawi Ltd) will share information about the
cross-publisher “RapidReview” of COVID papers initiative, which has a
number of publishers collaborating. *Monica Granados *& *Michael
Johansson *(Outbreak
PREreview) will talk of the link to COVID preprints and closing the
loop. *Susanna-
Assunta Sansome *& *Peter McQuilton *(FAIRsharing) will talk about data
sharing and stewardship and cross-publisher harmonization.

This initiative is a work in progress and we would welcome your feedback,
questions and general support to ensure that COVID papers are rapidly
shared and rigorously reviewed at this time. Our speakers will each provide
their own perspective and then we will open up the webinar to questions
from the audience.

Full information and speaker biographies can be found on our blog at
https://oaspa.org/webinar-scholarly-communication-covid-19-closing-the-loop-for-effective-peer-review

Please join us for this webinar on Wednesday, June 24th. You can register
directly here
<https://web.cvent.com/event/c8e6b0c9-e448-4f14-b868-61028985a706/>.

This event is free and is open to everyone. A recording will be made
available following the event.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] The OA Switchboard: progress report published

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A progress report for *The OA Switchboard *has today been posted on the OASPA
blog <https://oaspa.org/oa-switchboard-initiative-progress-report-may-2020/>
.

The OA Switchboard initiative (www.oaswitchboard.org) is a collaboration
between funders, institutions and publishers with the aim to facilitate the
fulfilment of OA strategies across business models, policies and
agreements, whilst providing a better experience for researchers/authors.
The project in 2020 will explore how we can together build an operational
solution to tackle these problems, determine the technical requirements,
and include a subsequent pilot phase. Further information is available
from Yvonne
Campfens , OA Switchboard Project
Manager.

The post includes information on how to be kept informed and get involved.

Best wishes,
Bernie
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[GOAL] New resource for books added to Think. Check. Submit.

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On behalf of the coalition of scholarly communication organisations that
lead *Think. Check. Submit.*, OASPA is delighted to announce the addition
of a new checklist for authors wishing to verify the reliability and
trustworthiness of a book or monograph publisher.

*Think. Check. Submit. *is a cross-sector initiative that aims to educate
researchers, promote integrity, and build trust in credible research and
publications. The checklist for books
<https://thinkchecksubmit.org/books-and-chapters/> offers sound advice
along the lines of the recommendations already offered by the journal
checklist <https://thinkchecksubmit.org/journals/>.

The rest of the *Think. Check. Submit.* website has also been updated to
make it more relevant for both books and journals.  More information on the
new initiative can be found on the Think Check Submit website here
<https://thinkchecksubmit.org/2020/04/09/new-resource-for-books-added-to-think-check-submit/>
."

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[GOAL] Recording and takeaways available - OASPA webinar: What is Scholarly Communication and Publishing in the 21st Century?

[Bernie Folan]

The recording of last week's popular OASPA webinar - *What is Scholarly
Communication and Publishing in the 21st Century*? - is now available on
our blog along with a link to speakers' key takeaways summarising their
talks, and responses to questions posed by webinar attendees.

This may be useful for those who missed it or wish to share with
colleagues. You can find the link to the recording here
<https://oaspa.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ff27c49b4cb51715a891f73a8=99f42342cc=4e72585c7f>,
along with a link to the speakers' presentations.

OASPA is very grateful to the speakers - *Heather Joseph* (SPARC), *Kathleen
Fitzpatrick* (Michigan State University) and *John Wilbanks* (Sage
Bionetworks) for all of the work and time they have given to this webinar –
in preparation, on the day, and following.

We hope you find it useful.

Best wishes,
Bernie

Bernie Folan

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[GOAL] OASPA webinar reminder: What is scholarly communication and publishing in the 21st Century?

[Bernie Folan]

**With apologies for cross-posting**

This is a reminder that the next OASPA webinar takes place in a week's time
on Thursday, April 2 at 3.00 pm. *Register now
<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rXCGGBD5S8aXeMNPJ89m-A>. *

What is scholarly communication and publishing in the 21st Century and what
should our priorities for, and values of, scholarship be now? The extent to
which researchers and publishers are now making data and articles about
COVID-19 openly available, for example, is testament to the impact of the
change and the widespread understanding of the benefits of openness and
collaboration to accelerate research. This is beginning to reap real
benefits for science and society.

Governments around the world are taking an increasing interest in open
access and open science because they see direct benefits for society. In
the US, open access is now actively under consideration by the White House.
We are delighted, therefore, to have secured three US-based experts to
explore publishing’s role in service to 21st-century scholarship.

*Heather Joseph *(Executive Director of SPARC), *Kathleen Fitzpatrick
*(Director
of Digital Humanities and Professor of English at Michigan State
University) and *John Wilbanks *(Chief Commons Officer at Sage Bionetworks)
will each provide their own perspective and then we will open up the
webinar to questions from the audience.

More information and speaker biographies can be found on our blog at
https://oaspa.org/webinar-what-is-scholarly-communication-and-publishing-in-the-21st-century/

This event is free and is open to everyone. A recording will be made
available following the event.
Please do share this information amongst relevant networks, we welcome a
lively interactive question and answer session following the talks.
Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] Request for Information (RFI) process initiated for OA Switchboard

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*** With apologies for cross-posting ***

<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rXCGGBD5S8aXeMNPJ89m-A>OASPA
has today issued an RFI (Request for Information) for the OA Switchboard in
order to select a third party software development provider. We are looking
for parties with experience in the scholarly information or solutions
space, and evidence of competency in developing and delivering open source
solutions. More information can be found *here
<https://www.oaswitchboard.org/get-involved> *on the OA Switchboard website.

We are seeking a partner to build an MVP (minimum viable product) and one
or two continuous improvement cycles, and help run a Pilot in 2020. The RFI
documentation can be obtained via the OA Switchboard Project Manager Yvonne
Campfens .

The deadline to confirm participation in the RFI (in writing) is 25 March
2020, and the deadline for responses (in writing) to the questionnaire in
the RFI is 1 April 2020.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Webinar announcement: What is scholarly communication and publishing in the 21st Century?

[Bernie Folan]

**With apologies for cross-posting**

Registration
<https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rXCGGBD5S8aXeMNPJ89m-A> is
now open for the next OASPA open scholarship webinar which will be
held on *Thursday,
April 2nd *at 3.00 pm GMT.

The 21st Century has seen fundamental changes to the way we share, access,
disseminate and discover knowledge. What is scholarly communication and
publishing in the 21st Century and what should our priorities for, and
values of, scholarship be now?

Governments around the world are taking an increasing interest in open
access and open science because they see direct benefits for society. In
the US, open access is now actively under consideration by the White House.
We are delighted, therefore, to have secured three US-based experts to
explore publishing’s role in service to 21st century scholarship.

*Heather Joseph *(Executive Director of SPARC), *Kathleen Fitzpatrick
*(Director
of Digital Humanities and Professor of English at Michigan State
University) and *John Wilbanks *(Chief Commons Officer at Sage Bionetworks)
will each provide their own perspective and then we will open up the
webinar to questions from the audience.
More information and speaker biographies can be found on our blog at
https://oaspa.org/webinar-what-is-scholarly-communication-and-publishing-in-the-21st-century/

Please join us for this webinar on Thursday, April 2nd. You can register
here <https://copyright.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rXCGGBD5S8aXeMNPJ89m-A>.
Please share information with colleagues.

This event is free and is open to everyone. A recording will be made
available following the event.
Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] The OA Switchboard: progress report

[Bernie Folan]

*** With apologies for cross-posting ***

A progress report for *The OA Switchboard *has today been posted on the OASPA
blog
<https://oaspa.org/oa-switchboard-initiative-progress-report-january-2020>.

The OA Switchboard initiative is a collaboration between funders,
institutions and publishers with the aim to facilitate the fulfilment of OA
strategies across business models, policies and agreements, whilst
providing a better experience for researchers/authors. The project in 2020
will explore how we can together build an operational solution to tackle
these problems, determine the technical requirements, and include a
subsequent pilot phase.

The post includes information on how to be kept informed and get involved.

Best wishes,
Bernie
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[GOAL] Questions answered: PhD students take on openness and academic culture (OASPA webinar)

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** with apologies for cross-posting**

Following on from December’s OASPA webinar entitled "PhD students take on
openness and academic culture", our three speakers have now answered a
number of questions received from attendees during the webinar.

You can find those questions and answers directly under the speakers' key
takeaways on this post
<https://oaspa.org/oaspa-webinar-phd-students-take-on-openness-and-academic-culture-webinar-key-takeaways/>.
As well as adding a great amount of rich extra detail to the webinar, this
may be useful for those who missed it or wish to share with colleagues.

OASPA is very grateful to the speakers  -  Gareth O’Neill, Nadia Soliman
and Noémie Aubert Bonn - for all of the work and time they have given to
this webinar.

We hope you find it useful. Please do share with interested colleagues.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] OASPA webinar: PhD students take on openness and academic culture – recording and speaker takeaway messages

[Bernie Folan]

** with apologies for cross-posting**

Following this week’s webinar entitled "PhD students take on openness and
academic culture", we asked our speakers to summarise their talks by
offering a few key takeaways. This may be useful for those who missed it or
wish to share with colleagues. the recording of the webinar is also
available at
https://oaspa.org/how-should-scholarly-societies-transition-to-open-access-webinar-key-takeaways-and-answers-to-attendee-questions/

Speakers are currently working on responses to questions that attendees
posed during the webinar and these will be added to the same post in a
short while.

OASPA is very grateful to the speakers - Gareth O'Neill, Noémie Aubert Bonn
and Nadia Soliman - for all of the work and time they have given to this
webinar – in preparation, on the day, and after.

We hope you find it useful.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Save the date for OASPA 2020 in Warsaw

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OASPA is pleased to announce that the OASPA 2020 annual conference will
take place from *Tuesday 22 - Thursday 24 September 2020* at the *Sofitel
Warsaw Victoria, Poland. *Please save the date in your diary.

More details regarding registration and program development will be
available in the coming months from oaspa.org/conference. Enquiries
regarding the conference should be directed to i...@oaspa.org
.

Recordings, slides, and posters from OASPA2019 are now available on our
conference microsite: https://oaspavideos.org/conference/videos-2019 and
you can find highlights from 2019 in our short video
<https://youtu.be/ANwCCOLoWIo>.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] OASPA Webinar: PhD students take on openness and academic culture

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Registration <https://cvent.me/gZn5ew> is now open for our next webinar which
will be held on *Tuesday, December 17th *at 3.00 pm GMT.

The OASPA Webinar Series is delighted to welcome three current PhD students
to focus on the current realities of academic culture from their
perspective including how we share and publish scholarly knowledge. What
role do they see for openness and open access?
*Noémie Aubert Bonn *(Hasselt University) will discuss Research Integrity
and Open Science. *Nadia Soliman *(Imperial College, London) will talk
about Leadership in Academia, and how this relates to publishing. *Gareth
O’Neill *(Leiden University) focuses on the PhD perspective on academic
culture, and Open Access policies such as Plan S.

More information and speaker biographies can be found on our blog at
https://oaspa.org/webinar-phd-students-take-on-openness-and-academic-culture/


The panelists will each speak for 15 minutes, followed by a short group
panel discussion and we will then open it up to questions from the
audience. Please join us for this free public webinar on Tuesday 17th
December. You can register here <https://cvent.me/gZn5ew>.

This event is free and is open to everyone. A recording will be made
available following the event.
Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] OASPA 2019 Conference Recordings Now Available

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We are pleased to announce that recordings, slides, and posters from the
OASPA 2019 annual conference are now available at
<https://oaspavideos.org/module/videos-2019>
https://oaspavideos.org/conference/videos-2019.
<https://oaspavideos.org/module/videos-2019>

Details about next year's conference which will be happening in September
2020 will be available in the coming months from oaspa.org/conference.
Enquiries regarding the conference should be directed to i...@oaspa.org
.

Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] More language versions now available of the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

OASPA is pleased to announce that DOAJ has made more language versions of
the *Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly
Publishing* available,
bringing the total number to eighteen.

The Principles are available on our website
<https://oaspa.org/information-resources/principles-of-transparency-and-best-practice-in-scholarly-publishing/>
and all translated versions are available on the DOAJ site at the following
links: Arabic <https://doaj.org/ar/bestpractice>, Catalan
<https://doaj.org/ca/bestpractice>, Chinese
<https://doaj.org/zh/bestpractice>, Dutch <https://doaj.org/nl/bestpractice>
, English <https://doaj.org/bestpractice>, Farsi
<https://doaj.org/fa/bestpractice>, Finnish
<https://doaj.org/fi/bestpractice>, French
<https://doaj.org/fr/editionsavante>, Hindi
<https://doaj.org/hi/bestpractice>, Indonesian
<https://doaj.org/id/bestpractice>, Korean
<https://doaj.org/kr/bestpractice>, Polish
<https://doaj.org/pl/bestpractice>, Portuguese
<https://doaj.org/pt/boaspraticas>, Russian
<https://doaj.org/ru/bestpractice>, Spanish
<https://doaj.org/es/mejorespracticas>, Swedish
<https://doaj.org/sv/bestpractice>, Turkish
<https://doaj.org/tr/bestpractice>, Ukrainian
<https://doaj.org/uk/bestpractice>.

*About the Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly
Publishing*

The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), the Directory of Open Access
Journals (DOAJ), the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA),
and the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME) are scholarly
organisations that have seen an increase in the number, and broad range in
the quality, of membership applications. Our organisations have
collaborated to identify principles of transparency and best practice for
scholarly publications and to clarify that these principles form the basis
of the criteria by which suitability for membership is assessed by COPE,
DOAJ and OASPA, and part of the criteria on which membership applications
are evaluated by WAME. Each organisation also has its own, additional
criteria which are used when evaluating applications.

The current version is the third (published January 2018); the first version
<https://oaspa.org/principles-of-transparency-and-best-practice-in-scholarly-publishing/>
was made available by OASPA in December 2013 and a second version
<https://oaspa.org/principles-of-transparency-and-best-practice-in-scholarly-publishing-2/>
in June 2015. We encourage its wide dissemination and continue to welcome
feedback on the general principles and the specific criteria. The
Principles and background on the organisations is at the end of this post
<https://oaspa.org/principles-of-transparency-and-best-practice-in-scholarly-publishing-3-copy/>
.

Best wishes,
Bernie
*Bernie Folan*
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
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[GOAL] Last few days to register for the OASPA 2019 annual conference

[Bernie Folan]

Please note that there is less than a week left to register
<https://webforms.copernicus.org/COASP2019/registration/> for the OASPA
2019 conference. Registration *closes September 10th* for the conference
which takes place at The Royal Danish Library, Copenhagen on September
24-26th.

A great program
<https://oaspa.org/conference/oaspa-2019-conference-program/> has been put
together by the Conference Committee and we have more delegates registered
than ever before, but there are still some places left if you wish to
attend.

Topics at this year's conference include *Funders and Research Supporting
Organisations,* *Inclusive Globalisation*, *Emerging Research*,
*Community-Owned
Infrastructures*, *Research Culture*, and *Open Books*.

You can share information about the conference on Twitter with the hashtag
*#OASPA2019*

We look forward to seeing you in Copenhagen if you are joining us!

Best wishes,
Bernie

*Bernie Folan*
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
bernie.fo...@oaspa.org

*2019 OASPA Conference Committee*
Stuart Taylor (The Royal Society) – Chair
Martin Hicks (Beilstein Institut)
Xenia van Edig (Copernicus Publications)
Lars Bjørnshauge (DOAJ)
Catriona MacCallum (Hindawi)
Rupert Gatti (Open Book Publishers)
Lucy Oates (Oxford University Press)
Abel Packer (SciELO)
Natasha White (Wiley)
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[GOAL] New OASPA Membership Requirement from January 2020

[Bernie Folan]

OASPA has today announced a new requirement that we will be introducing to
OASPA's membership criteria at the beginning of next year:
https://oaspa.org/oaspa-and-the-initiative-for-open-citations/



OASPA encourages all of our publisher members to submit as much metadata as
possible to Crossref and in particular to deposit references. We are aware
that for some members there are reasons why references can’t be deposited
right now, but for those who are able to do so then from 1st January 2020
we will require those references to be made openly available, in line with
the Initiative for Open Citations (https://i4oc.org).


If you are a publisher and you already deposit reference data with
Crossref, all you need to do is to send an email to supp...@crossref.org to
make that data publicly available.



Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.



Best regards,

Bernie


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[GOAL] Last two weeks to register for OASPA 2019 Annual conference

[Bernie Folan]

Please note that there are just two weeks remaining to register for the
OASPA 2019. The conference will be held at the Royal Danish Library in
Copenhagen on 24-26th September 2019.

Registrations will close on September 10th. Details of how to register can
be found here <https://webforms.copernicus.org/COASP2019/registration/>.

Session topics at this year’s conference include Funders, Inclusive
Globalisation, Emerging Research, Community Owned Infrastructures, Research
Culture, and Open Books.

For full details of the finalised program, please visit the OASPA website
here <https://oaspa.org/conference/oaspa-2019-conference-program/>.

Best wishes,
Bernie Folan


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[GOAL] Final 2019 OASPA Conference program announcement

[Bernie Folan]

The program for the 2019 OASPA Conference has now been finalised. The
conference will be held at the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen on
24-26th September 2019.

A Q session with the new OA Champion for cOAlition S entitled "Plan S –
the road ahead", has just been added to the program and we open with a
‘Funders’ panel chaired by Robert Kiley (Head of Open Research at The
Wellcome Trust), a discussion between representatives of international
funders with an extended Q

There is a wide range of panels and keynotes covering topics including
Inclusive Globalisation, Emerging Research, Research Culture, Radical
Futures and Open Access Books. As always, we will host a broad range of
interdisciplinary global perspectives in panels and keynotes, and offer a
number of networking opportunities for further discussion and collaboration
between attendees.

Please browse the full program on the OASPA website here
<https://oaspa.org/conference/oaspa-2019-conference-program/>. Registration
details can be found here
<https://webforms.copernicus.org/COASP2019/registration/>. Registrations
have surpassed last year’s total with three weeks left until registration
closes. It promises to be an interesting and stimulating event - please
register soon if you wish to join us.


We hope to see you in Copenhagen.

Bernie Folan

*Bernie Folan*
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
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[GOAL] OASPA webinar on Societies transitioning to OA - brief speaker summaries and attendee questions answered

[Bernie Folan]

** with apologies for cross-posting**

Following on from last week’s popular webinar entitled "How should
scholarly societies transition to open access?", we asked our speakers to
summarise their talks by offering a few key takeaways. This may be useful
for those who missed it or wish to share with colleagues.

We received a large number of questions during the webinar, and have also
asked speakers to respond to these. You can find those questions and
answers directly under the takeaways on this post
<https://oaspa.org/how-should-scholarly-societies-transition-to-open-access-webinar-key-takeaways-and-answers-to-attendee-questions/>
 (
https://oaspa.org/how-should-scholarly-societies-transition-to-open-access-webinar-key-takeaways-and-answers-to-attendee-questions/
).

OASPA is very grateful to the speakers - Aileen Fyfe, Stuart Taylor, Alicia
Wise and Rachael Samberg - for all of the work and time they have given to
this webinar – in preparation, on the day, and after.

We hope you find it useful.

Best wishes,
Bernie

*Bernie Folan*
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[GOAL] Guest blog post: How to implement a data sharing policy

[Bernie Folan]

** with apologies for cross-posting **

OASPA has published a new guest post entitled 'Implementing a data policy:
a how-to guide for publishers.' Authored by Fiona Murphy and Bob Samors, it
offers a a wealth of information to enable publishers of any size to make
data accessible.

You can read the post at
https://oaspa.org/implementing-a-data-policy-a-how-to-guide-for-publishers/

Best wishes,
Bernie

Bernie Folan
Events and Communications Coordinator
Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, OASPA

P. s. Registration is open for the 2019 OASPA annual conference
https://oaspa.org/conference/
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[GOAL] Full Program for 2019 OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing announced

[Bernie Folan]

The full program for the 2019 OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly
Publishing is now available. The conference will be held at the Royal
Danish Library in Copenhagen on 24-26th September 2019.

The program is available on the conference website http://oaspa
.org/conference/, along with registration details.


We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries.

Two networking receptions for delegates will be held on the evenings of
Tuesday 24th and Wednesday 25th September.


We hope to see you there!


Best wishes,

Bernie

*Bernie Folan*
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[GOAL] Results of OA article data collection from OASPA members

[Bernie Folan]

***With apologies for cross posting ***

OASPA has published a new blog post summarising the results of a recent OA
article data collection exercise carried out with input from OASPA members.

You can find the post at
https://oaspa.org/growth-continues-for-oaspa-member-oa-content/

Some highlights:

   - Total growth in output by OASPA members is 23%. This does include some
   new contributors but on the whole, they were small numbers so don't count
   much towards the total.
   - Growth in CC BY articles published in fully OA journals is 18% so this
   is slightly higher than it has done for the past 5 years.
   - Over a quarter of a million CC BY articles were published by OASPA
   members in fully OA journals last year.

Do feel free to share within your networks.

Best wishes,
Bernie


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[GOAL] Final few days for early bird discounts on registrations for the OASPA 2019 annual conference

[Bernie Folan]

***With apologies for cross posting ***

Early bird discounts for the OASPA 2019 annual conference are available for
one more week. The conference will take place on Tuesday 24 - Thursday 26
September 2019, at the Royal Library in Copenhagen, Denmark.
To qualify for the discount, visit the conference website:
http://oaspa.org/conference/ and register by July 12th. The preliminary
program is available at
https://oaspa.org/conference/oaspa-2019-conference-program/.

Further discounts on registration fees are available to OASPA and OAPEN
members. Academics and librarians may also take advantage of discounted
rates by registering at the member rate.

As always, we will host a broad range of interdisciplinary global
perspectives in panels and keynotes, and offer a large number of networking
opportunities for further discussion and collaboration between attendees.

We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries.

Feel free to discuss the conference on social media using the hashtag
#OASPA2019.

We hope you can join us!

Bernie

Bernie Folan
Events and Communications Coordinator
Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, OASPA

Email: bernie.fo...@oaspa.org
Tel: +44 (0)7989 587753
Skype: bernie.folan
Twitter: @berniefolan / @OASPA
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[GOAL] OASPA Webinar: How should Scholarly Societies transition to Open Access? July 23 2019

[Bernie Folan]

With apologies for cross-posting

Registration is now open for our next webinar which will be held on *Tuesday
23 July *at 3.00pm BST.

The last webinar until after summer in the OASPA Open Scholarship Webinar
Series is *How should Scholarly Societies transition to OA?*
The OASPA Open Scholarship Webinar Series is delighted to focus its 6th
webinar entirely on Scholarly Societies and Open Access publishing. *Aileen
Fyfe*, University of St Andrews, sets the scene: when and why did scholarly
Societies get involved in publishing, what changed their mission in the
20th Century and what choices do they face now? *Stuart Taylor*, Publishing
Director of The Royal Society (the first Society to publish a scientific
journal) showcases what the Royal Society is doing and discusses how
societies might work together towards a common goal. *Rachael Samberg*, UC
Berkeley Library, introduces a group of like-minded individuals from
libraries, academic institutions, publishers, and consortia who have
organized to provide support and advocacy for Learned and Professional
Societies called  ‘Transitioning Society Publications to Open Access
(TSPOA)’. And *Alicia Wise*, Information Power, reveals the latest from the
‘Society Publishers Accelerating Open access and Plan S’ (SPA-OPS) project,
commissioned by Wellcome, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), and The
Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP).

If you are interested in the future of knowledge and the role of Scholarl.y
and Learned Societies in Open Access, then please join us for this free
public webinar on Tuesday 23rd July. The presentations by the four
panelists will be within the first hour. This will be followed by an
extended Q discussion - bring those questions you always wanted to ask.
It should be fun. Full information and panelist biographies at
https://oaspa.org/oaspa-webinar-how-should-scholarly-societies-transition-to-open-access/


This webinar is free and open to the public. Register now
<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__www.cvent.com_d_jyqppm=DwMFaQ=KWU0n0AYV-PQlv5EyAO4mg=NeZ_Lw9jz4Kf-4pP6G4gjkz1c0jazw8qx1S7aLvI65I=0gp388w-H75dX2tOZEDxQCWSliw0LZHo5g24J-HZfUQ=pHVaWg9buuXnAaE-vGK_MoH7rI8mHKFZhbCw_UNxM88=>.
A recording will be available following the event.

Best wishes,
Bernie

*Bernie Folan*
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
bernie.fo...@oaspa.org

*Note that this will be the last OASPA webinar before October. If you have
enjoyed the webinar series, why not also join us at the OASPA Annual
Conference in September <https://oaspa.org/conference/>. Early-bird
registration closes 12 July 2019.*
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[GOAL] Preliminary Program Announced for the OASPA 2019 Annual Conference

[Bernie Folan]

The preliminary program for the 2019 OASPA Conference on Open Access
Scholarly Publishing is now available. The conference will be held at the Royal
Danish Library in Copenhagen on 24-26th September 2019.

The preliminary program is available on the conference website
http://oaspa.org/conference/, along with registration details. Please
note, *early
bird registration closes on the 12th July*.


We welcome delegates from a wide range of backgrounds at all stages of
their careers who are working in publishing, librarianship, government,
higher education, funding agencies, nonprofits, and other affiliated
industries.

Two networking receptions for delegates will be held on the evenings of
Tuesday 24th and Wednesday 25th September.


We hope to see you there!


Best wishes,

Bernie


*Bernie Folan*
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
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[GOAL] Change to OASPA application criteria for journal publishers

[Bernie Folan]

*** with apologies for cross-posting ***

OASPA has announced our new requirement for all journal publishers applying
to join OASPA to now need at least one journal listed in the DOAJ.

This is an extension of our previous requirement which was for single journal
applicants to be listed in DOAJ.

Further information can be found on our blog at
https://oaspa.org/oaspa-assessment-of-applications-and-doaj/

With best wishes,
Bernie


Bernie Folan
Events and Communications Coordinator
Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, OASPA
Email: bernie.fo...@oaspa.org
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[GOAL] OASPA Webinar: How to set up your data sharing policy - June 6 2019

[Bernie Folan]

With apologies for cross-posting

Registration is now open for our next webinar which will be held on *Thursday
6th June *at 3.00pm BST.

The OASPA Open Scholarship Webinar Series is delighted to welcome three
experts leading global initiatives that enable publishers to take pragmatic
steps towards implementing a data sharing policy for their authors.

*Iain Hrynaszkiewicz* (Springer Nature Head of Data Publishing) will focus
on the work of the RDA Interest Group on *Data policy standardisation and
implementation* and discuss real case examples from Springer-Nature and
other publishers. *Tina Lee *(PI and Project Coordinator of the Belmont
Forum e-Infrastructures and Data Management (e-I) Project) will present
the *Belmont Forum Data Access Policy and Template Statement*, co-developed
by the Belmont Forum and the science publishing community.  *Shelley
Stall *(Director
for American Geophysical Union's Data Programs) will show it’s possible to
get all the stakeholders in an entire discipline behind *Enabling FAIR Data*
.
More information including initiative links and speaker biographies can be
found here
https://oaspa.org/implementing-a-consortial-funding-model-for-open-access-publishing-copy/


Join us to hear more about how others are managing the sharing of data, or
to learn more to help you on your journey to setting up your own policy.

You can register for the webinar here: http://www.cvent.com/d/kyq7v4
<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__www.cvent.com_d_kyq7v4=DwMFaQ=KWU0n0AYV-PQlv5EyAO4mg=NeZ_Lw9jz4Kf-4pP6G4gjkz1c0jazw8qx1S7aLvI65I=L-_ecaTIHZJloKxND4Z7LdWqW620_--GQDhyPXyMsOY=9UZe6P_W-y0c9iS6-epdARhW2Y8S9KfPBH4jTQYWESY=>

This event is free and is open to everyone and a recording will be
available following he event.
Best wishes,
Bernie

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[GOAL] Call for contributions and registration open for OASPA 2019 Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing

[Bernie Folan]

*** with apologies for cross-posting***

Now in its 11th year, the OASPA annual conference is a major scholarly
publishing conference that brings the open access community together to
discuss new developments and innovations in scholarly publishing, and unite
in our shared goal to enable research around the world to be openly
accessible.

As in previous years, the Program Committee has set aside sessions within
the conference program to provide opportunities for presenting projects,
ideas or initiatives relating to open access publishing. This year,
organisations and individuals are invited to submit a proposal to us for
‘Show & Tell’ presentations. These are 10-minute talks showcasing new
projects, ideas or initiatives.

All proposals should be* submitted by June 12th 2019 *at the latest
to* i...@oaspa.org
*. Please note that while we will be able to cover the
registration costs for the authors of successful proposals, we are not able
to cover any of the travel expenses that may be incurred in attending the
conference.

If you aren’t selected for a Show and Tell then there may be an opportunity
for you to present a brief Lightning Talk and poster on your topic at the
conference.

Recordings, slides and posters from previous conferences, as well as
information on how to register, can be found on our website here
<https://oaspa.org/conference/>.

We look forward to receiving your suggestions!

--
Bernie Folan
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
bernie.fo...@oaspa.org

*2019 Program Committee*

Stuart Taylor (The Royal Society) – Chair
Martin Hicks (Beilstein Institut)
Xenia van Edig (Copernicus Publications)
Lars Bjørnshauge (DOAJ)
Catriona MacCallum (Hindawi)
Rupert Gatti (Open Book Publishers)
Lucy Oates (Oxford University Press)
Abel Packer (SciELO)
Natasha White (Wiley)


<https://www.google.com/gmail/about/policy/>
<https://www.google.com/>
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[GOAL] OASPA seminar - San Diego, May 29

[Bernie Folan]

**With apologies for cross posting**

OASPA is pleased to announce a forthcoming event in San Diego as part of
the SSP annual conference pre-meeting seminar series. The seminar
entitled "Fact
or Fiction? OASPA Lifts the Lid on Open Access Publishing" aims to deepen
understanding of how open access publishing is approached by many different
parties and tackle some enduring areas of open access concern and confusion.

It will be chaired by *Pete Binfield *(PeerJ) and co-facilitated by *Stephanie
Orphan *(Portico), *Bekah Darksmith *(PLOS) and *Caroline Sutton *(Taylor &
Francis). The session can be booked independently of the SSP conference.
Further information, including booking details, can be found at
https://oaspa.org/oaspa-comes-to-north-america/

Best wishes,
Bernie Folan

Bernie Folan
Events and Communications Coordinator, OASPA
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https://oaspa.org/
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