Source: OASPA members demonstrate another year of steady growth in CC BY article numbers for fully-OA journals

Data for this chart can be downloaded here: OASPA Members CC-BY Growth_Data to […]

Open textbooks are the rock stars of OER (open educational resources). They can save students significant amounts of money, and the adoption and creation of open textbooks attract financial support from our […]

This article appeared originally on the Times Higher Education blog, May 16, 2018. 

Linking impact factor to ‘open access’ charges creates more inequality in academic publishing

By Bianca Kramer and Jeroen […]

This post was contributed by Kathleen Fox, Fall 2017 Scholarly Communicatons Intern at LaGuardia Community College Library and recent graduate of Queens College Graduate School of Library and Information Stud […]

This excerpt by Hilda Bastian originally appeared in the PLOS Blog Absolutely Maybe.

This was the fifth year I tracked events in open access. Sifting through the mass of developments I collected a […]

This post was contributed by Ann Matsuuchi, Instructional Technology/Systems Librarian, LaGuardia Community  College.

On Sunday, January 14, the NYC Wikipedia+free culture community will celebrate its […]

Happy New Year
from the Open @ CUNY Team!
 
If you’re looking to add more open access (OA) to your publishing endeavors in 2018, you can probably accomplish that in more than one way. While it’s great to […]