Halfway Open or Halfway Shut?: OA Hybrid Journals in Academia

Authors

Robin Champieux, Oregon Health & Science University
Jill Emery, Portland State UniversityFollow
Kasia Stasik

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

4-13-2013

Subjects

Open access publishing, Scholarly publishing, Electronic journals, Academic libraries

Abstract

This panel session asks why is hybrid open access important? Scholarly publishers have responded to the OA movement by offering authors the choice of publishing their articles as Open Access (using an author pays funding mechanism) in subscription journals. The study surveys eight publishers to explore a number of questions about the mechanics, implementation, price impacts, and author tracking of this model; and investigates the uptake at two research institutions, with one operating in a NIH Public Access Policy environment.

Description

Presented at ACRL, April 13, 2013, Indianapolis, Indiana

Persistent Identifier

http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/9396

Citation Details

Champieux, Robin; Emery, Jill; and Stasik, Kasia, "Halfway Open or Halfway Shut?: OA Hybrid Journals in Academia" (2013). Library Faculty and Staff Publications and Presentations. 94.
http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/9396