UK government earmarks £10m for open access publishing
The government has announced £10m in funding for UK academics to publish their research in journals that allow free public access to the material online without a subscription. The government is adopting a funding model proposed by Finch called
"gold" open access, where – instead of university libraries subscribing
to journals – researchers pay commercial publishers or learned societies
to publish their research, but access to their results is immediate and
unrestricted.
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