For Open Access Week 2020, CCC is sharing unique perspectives and resources all week on Open Access. Today, we are happy to share our Top 5 recent insights on Open Access Publishing from the past year.
5. Making Open Access More Approachable for Researchers in the Chemistry Setting
By Molly Buccini, Marketing Communications Manager for Copyright Clearance Center, 15 September 2020
For many researchers looking to become authors in Open Access journals, questions remain. Thus, the inception of ACS’s Open Science Resource Center.
4. Getting the Combination Right For Transformative Agreements
By Christopher Kenneally, Director, Marketing for Copyright Clearance Center, 19 March 2020
Copyright Clearance Center brings together leaders from across Publishing to discuss the transition to Open Access.
3. Publishing & The Pandemic
By Christopher Kenneally, Director, Marketing for Copyright Clearance Center, 3 April 2020
In a special report for Beyond the Book, CCC’s Christopher Kenneally visits virtually with journalists, publishers and industry analysts in France, Italy, Spain and Mexico to examine the impact COVID-19 has had on the publishing industry.
2. Publishing in an Open Access Journal: How Do You Maximize Reach?
, Head, Global Stakeholder Engagement at Cactus Communications, 23 July 2020
One of the main reasons to publish in an Open Access journal is to ensure the largest possible societal impact of their research findings through availability to peers, the public, and to policymakers. The ability to expand an article’s reach and readership resides in the article’s visibility.
1. White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Opens Inquiry into Open Science
By Roy Kaufman, Managing Director, Business Development and Government Relations for Copyright Clearance Center, 18 May 2020
The meaning of “open science” is in the eye of the beholder. In other words, everyone favors more openness in science, but there are many views on what “openness” entails and how scholarly and scientific publishing should get there.