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Scholarly and educational resources in Open Access can be an important part of the post-pandemic strategies of colleges, universities and libraries https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/education-time-corona/can-universities-finally-learn-share-facebook-does-it-us
Join us this Thursday to hear from librarians supporting #openaccess models like #S2O and the collaborative effort it took to launch our @BerghahnAnthro pilot @libraria_cc @KUnlatched https://twitter.com/ScholarlyPub/status/1292909360897839105
Perhaps the growth in Open Access publishing and bespoke subscription agreements represents a re-equilibration of the market around author-level article-output supply and publication-service demand forces, rather than aggregate content access frameworks https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2020/08/11/little-deals-everywhere-demand-driven-collection-development-catching-fire/?informz=1