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APE 2013 — Academic Publishing in Europe 8 conference was held at Berlin Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, Gendarmenmarkt, Markgrafenstr. 38, BERLIN, Germany.

APE 2013 – Welcome and Opening
The Funding of Publishing. Opening Remarks (APE 2013)
Open Access - Improving Returns of Public Investment into Research. A perspective from Germany
Accessibility, Sustainability, Excellence: the UK Approach
Implementing Open Access in UK Universities

Invited Overviews – Introduction
The Future of Scholarly Communication: US Efforts to Bring Warring Factions to Common Purpose in Support of Scholarship
Improving Access to U.S. Department of Energy R&D Results - Agency/Publisher Collaboratio
Gold and Green: post PEER reflections
Invited Overviews – Q & A
Source Data - Towards Next Generation Open Access
Data Citation Index
The Discovery of the Higgs(-like) Boson at CERN: Physics and Publishing
The APE 2013 Guest Lecture
Learned Societies and Scientific Publishing - a multifaceted Relationship
Open Data at GigaScience and BioMed Central
Innovations for Open Sharing at eLife
Innovations in Open Peer Review and Data Sharing
How to make Sharing easy for Researchers, will Publishers become redundant?
The usage-driven Decade. How ‘Patron Driven Acquisition (PDA)’ changes Scholarly Publishing
Innovative Collection Development with PDA in the TU Delft Library
Improving Research Efficiency through User and Content Fingerprinting
Luxid® Community - An Online Platform for Collaborative Semantics
OA Models for Monographs gaining Momentum
Freeing Books with Disruptive Models
Open or not: what is a Book?
Closing Panel: The Communication of Information – Introduction
Closing Panel: Dr Bernd Pulverer – Value Added - a reliable literature
Closing Panel: Alice Meadows – WILEY
Closing Panel: Dr Rick Borchelt – The Funding of Publishing: Changes and Consequences for Communication
Closing Panel: Michael Mabe – The Communication of Information
Closing Panel: The Communication of Information – Q & A

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APE 2013

Table of Contents

Innovations in Open Peer Review and Data Sharing

Invited Overviews – Introduction

How to make Sharing easy for Researchers, will Publishers become redundant?

Invited Overviews – Q & A

The usage-driven Decade. How ‘Patron Driven Acquisition (PDA)’ changes Scholarly Publishing

The APE 2013 Guest Lecture

Innovative Collection Development with PDA in the TU Delft Library

Closing Panel: The Communication of Information – Introduction

Open Access – Improving Returns of Public Investment into Research. A perspective from Germany

Improving Research Efficiency through User and Content Fingerprinting

Accessibility, Sustainability, Excellence: the UK Approach

Luxid® Community – An Online Platform for Collaborative Semantics

Implementing Open Access in UK Universities

OA Models for Monographs gaining Momentum

The Future of Scholarly Communication: US Efforts to Bring Warring Factions to Common Purpose in Support of Scholarship

Freeing Books with Disruptive Models

Improving Access to U.S. Department of Energy R&D Results – Agency/Publisher Collaboratio

Open or not: what is a Book?

Gold and Green: post PEER reflections

Closing Panel: Dr Bernd Pulverer – Value Added – a reliable literature

Source Data – Towards Next Generation Open Access

Closing Panel: Alice Meadows – WILEY

Data Citation Index

Closing Panel: Dr Rick Borchelt – The Funding of Publishing: Changes and Consequences for Communication

The Discovery of the Higgs(-like) Boson at CERN: Physics and Publishing

Closing Panel: Michael Mabe – The Communication of Information

Learned Societies and Scientific Publishing – a multifaceted Relationship

APE 2013 – Welcome and Opening

Open Data at GigaScience and BioMed Central

The Funding of Publishing. Opening Remarks (APE 2013)

Innovations for Open Sharing at eLife

Closing Panel: The Communication of Information – Q & A