Scholarly publishing

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A newsletter from Feeding the Elephant: A Forum for Scholarly Communications.

Book Wars

Guest post by Becca Bostock, associate editor and subventions coordinator, Ohio State University Press and Dominique J. Moore, acquisitions editor, University of Illinois Press

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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many publishers to change their workflow to publish relevant research faster and in a more accessible way. Join us to hear Katie Stileman, Princeton University Press; Duncan Nicholas, President of EASE; and Michael Willis from Wiley discuss what the pandemic has meant thus far for the world of publishing.

Among the topics we will discuss:

Friends:

The University of Michigan Press has issued a document in the newsletter OTH (On The Humanities) describing its plans to increase open access to its publications--assuming it can raise nearly $1 million to pay for it.

You can find the document below.  We thank H-HistBibl for this tip:

https://oth.thirdchapter.org/features/the-university-of-michigan-press-transition-to-open/

Margaret

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many publishers to change their workflow to publish relevant research faster and in a more accessible way. Join us to hear Katie Stileman, Princeton University Press; Duncan Nicholas, President of EASE; and Michael Willis from Wiley discuss what the pandemic has meant thus far for the world of publishing.

Among the topics we will discuss:

Emma DiPasquale writes about the University of Michigan Library's move to an open access monographs program:

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Guest post by Amy Sherman, managing editor, University of Pittsburgh Press

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