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Title: How can you make your journal more accessible


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How can you make your journal more accessible?
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Shareholders Societies
Publishers
Profit

Funders' mission? No money for peer review or to
author
Free
Libraries
Researchers
Free


Gov / ngo funding
From Robert Terry Wellcome Trust
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You can make a difference!
  • As
  • Author
  • Editor
  • Reviewer
  • Member of a learned society

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1. Reasonable price?
  • Investigate if your journals are reasonably
    priced.
  • Tool
  • Bergstrom-McAfees Journal cost-effectiveness
    search
  • And/or your own investigations

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Journal Cost-Effectiveness. 2006
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2.If the price is unreasonably high
  • As author if possible, send your paper to an
    equal but more reasonably priced journal
  • As reviewer/editor Contact the publisher and ask
    for a more reasonable quote
  • As a society member try to change your society's
    pricing policy

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3. If none of the above helps
  • As society
  • Change to publisher with a more reasonable
    pricing policy
  • Investigate the possibilities of making the
    journal Open Access
  • As editor/editorial board
  • Start an alternative journal

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4. Making a journal Open Access examples
  • Publish your journal with an existing
    OA-publisher (BioMed Central , Hindawi,
    Linköping University Electronic Press )
  • Use an OA-journal web hotel service (Simon Fraser
    University Library , Scholarly Exchange ).
  • Set up and run your own system from scratch

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Things to keep in mind
  • Indexing/visibility (DOAJ )
  • Long-term preservation
  • Permanent links (DOI)

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Business models
  • Publishing fee - reader has free access
  • Costs are payed by the institutions that do the
    research
  • Subventions no costs for author or reader
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