COASP 2013

Datacite 2013
September 18–20, 2013
Riga, Latvia

The 5th Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing (COASP 2013), held in Riga, Latvia.

The role of hybrid journals in open access

Liz Ferguson
Wiley

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Hybrid Journals at Nature Publishing Group

James Butcher
Nature Publishing Group

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OA in the Humanities and Social Sciences

Eelco Ferwerda
OAPEN

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The University of Adelaide Press

John Emerson
Adelaide University

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Open Access in the Humanities and Social Sciences

David Ross
SAGE

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Open Access-views from the (SSAH) Learned Society and Author Perspective

Victoria Gardner
T&F

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Opening Remarks/OASPA Update

Paul Peters
 

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OA in HSS (at OUP)

Rhodri Jackson
OUP

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OASPA 2013 – Keynote

Lars Bjornshauge
DOAJ

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Technology and Standards

Simon Thomson
Open Access Key

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Open Access in the UK Developments since the Finch Report

Michael Jubb
Research Information Network

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The Open Citations Corpus

David Shotton
Open Citations Corpus

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Developing Open Access Policy Positions for Science Europe

Georg Botz
Science Europe

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Meet OASPA’s Members – MDPI

Dietrich Rordorf
MDPI

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Making books part of the open access landscape

Cecy Marden
Wellcome Trust

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Ubiquity Press open scholarship

Brian Hole
Ubiquity Press

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Marketing & Communications for open-access journals

Jen McLennan
eLife

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Authoring,peer-review and publication in one place,for the first time!

Lyubomir Penev
Pensoft

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OA Advocacy Today

Cameron Neylon
PLoS

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Technology and Standards for Open Access Publishing

Roy Kaufman
Copyright Clearance Center

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What does the fox say?

Caroline Sutton
Co-Action Publishing

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Open Access policy in the European Research Area and beyond

Daniel Spichtinger
European Commission

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Why and How We as Leaders of the OA Community Should Work Together

Elizabeth Marincola
PLoS

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Marketing and Communications for OA Journals

Matthew Cockerill

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Hybrid Open Access Cul-de-sac or shortcut towards Open Access?

Falk Reckling
FWF

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Frontiers

Kamila Markram
Frontiers

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