A new funding model and improved infrastructure for the Finnish Open Access journals
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https://doi.org/10.7557/11.3622Keywords:
Finland, Open Access, scholarly journals, domestic journals, infrastructure, Open Journal Systems, funding modelsAbstract
A new project launched by the Federation of Finnish Learned Societies and the National Library of Finland will be looking for ways to make Open Access publishing more viable for the Finnish scholarly journals. Most of the journals are published by small learned societies with modest resources. The project will investigate potential new funding models for the OA journals and develop improved technological infrastructure for them.
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Ilva, J & Lilja, J 2014, Kotimaiset tieteelliset lehdet ja avoin julkaiseminen: selvitys mahdollisista rahoitusmalleista. Tieteellisten seurain valtuuskunnan verkkojulkaisusarja, no. 2.
Holopainen, M, Koskinen, K & Piipponen, J 2014, 'Kotimaiset kustantajat ja rinnakkaistallennus' Tieteessä tapahtuu, vol 32, no. 1, pp. 40-41.
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