Open access monographs

["Brunner, Marta" <martab AT library.ucla.edu>]

Title: Re: [OA-monographs] Exploring financial models

There are folks here at UCLA and in the University of California system who have already started exploring alternative publishing models and the library's potential role in such endeavors.  I know that reps from the California Digital Library and UC Press have been here on at least a couple occasions to discuss this issue.  I am meeting tomorrow with the UCLA Library Scholarly Communication Steering Committee and would be happy to raise David's question about the best ways to involve libraries/consortia.

 

Marta

 

 

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Marta L. Brunner, Ph.D.
Librarian for U.S./U.K. Literature and Comparative Literature,

   U.S./U.K. History and the History of Technology

11360D Charles E. Young Research Library
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From: ohp-bounces AT lists.ibiblio.org on behalf of Barbara Cohen
Sent: Tue 7/8/2008 8:21 AM
To: davido AT openhumanitiespress.org; ohp AT lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: Re: [OA-monographs] Exploring financial models

There are a couple of librarians here who are very active in open
access issues.  They met Sigi and Gary when they were visiting
here.  I can pass along information to them and ask for a
participatory role. Sigi, let me know the best way to proceed.  For
example, do you want to invite them into this formally? Or . . . ?
Best,
Barbara

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