licence to publish: science ajar wilma mossink open scholarship 2006
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licence to publish:
science ajar
wilma mossink
open scholarship 2006
structure of my talk
Berlin Declaration;
sketch landscape scholarly information;
position of author in relation to stakeholders
involved;
licence to publish;
conclusion.
Berlin Declaration
2 conditionswork must be placed in an online repository by proper
organisation that seeks to enable open access;
licence attached to the work allowing reuse in any digital medium
for any responsible purpose;
signing not enough: concrete steps neededrequire researchers to deposit copy work in repository;
encourage researchers to publish article in open access journal;
provide support to enable that to happen.
institute/sponsor
publishersociety
author
copyright policy
accounting licenses
copyrightdeposit licence
landscape
author & institution
institutions must develop clear, official policy:clear strategy on ownership and management copyright;
proactively disseminate policy and supporting information;
uphold academic freedom and rights stemming from copyright
law.
author and publisher
did author give away her copyright?
relationship established by publishing
agreement;
set terms and conditions for publication and
accessibility;
copyright is bundle of rights which can be
managed differently.
licence to publish
balance between granting maximum access
and financial compensation for publisher;
no distinction pre print, post print but stipulation
that published version can be disseminated;
no delayed open access;
embargo exception and up to maximum of 6
months.
principles licence
the copyright remains with the author; the author grants the publisher a sole licence to exploit certain
rights needed for publishing; the licence comes into effect immediately after the communication
with the publisher of his willingness to publish the article; the author deposits the definitive version of the article in the form
as it is published in the journal; depositing the article on a publicly accessible institutional
repository is immediate after publication of the article in the journal;
delayed open access is only possible for a maximum period of six months.
author and society
licence attached to work establishes relation
author/society;
works in repositories seldom have licences
attached;
Creative Commons licence most widely used;
choice of different Creative Commons licences
can evoke discussion.
e-deposit licence
could combine 2 conditions Berlin Declaration;unrestricted reuse;
possibility for interoperability and long-term archiving;
elements:non-exclusive;
indefinitely;
possibility preservation;
liability clauses.
toolkit deposit licence
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