Abstract
This blog post describes how the exchange of open metadata between DOAJ and EZB promotes open access and improves the transparency of publication costs.
The open access publishing landscape is becoming increasingly complex. Essential information – such as journal information on publishing, publication costs, possibilities for grants in institutions, or participation in publishing agreements – ...
Abstract
This blog post describes how the exchange of open metadata between DOAJ and EZB promotes open access and improves the transparency of publication costs.
The open access publishing landscape is becoming increasingly complex. Essential information – such as journal information on publishing, publication costs, possibilities for grants in institutions, or participation in publishing agreements – is often scattered or outdated, making it difficult for authors to find their way around.
The collaboration between the DOAJ and the EZB helps to simplify things by consolidating information on publishing. Authors and researchers can easily access this information through the EZB in a unified, institution – and journal-specific way.
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