[Oa-italia] Fwd: [GOAL] OA Big Deals: VSNU embraces greater transparency
Tessa Piazzini
tessa.piazzini a unifi.it
Mer 11 Lug 2018 10:12:55 CEST
Credo che dovremmo incominciare anche noi a discutere della necessità di
rendere trasparenti i contratti siglati con i grandi editori, anche se
qui si parla di OA Big Deal, modello che da noi - al momento - non è
stato ancora usato.
Domando a chi più esperto di me se vi siano particolati limiti
legislativi a impedirlo o se tutto rientri nell'ambito del rapporto tra
privati e quindi rivedibile tramite negoziazione tra le parti. In tal
caso, non potremmo utilizzare a nostro vantaggio i precedenti che si
stanno creando nel resto dell'Europa?
Tessa Piazzini
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Oggetto: [GOAL] OA Big Deals: VSNU embraces greater transparency
Data: Tue, 10 Jul 2018 08:25:42 +0100
Mittente: Richard Poynder <richard.poynder a cantab.net>
Rispondi-a: Global Open Access List (Successor of AmSci)
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Over three months ago (in March) the Association of Universities in the
Netherlands (VSNU) published a very brief news item announcing that it
had reached agreement with Springer Nature on a new OA Big Deal.
Curious as to the details of the agreement, I invited VSNU to answer
some questions, both about the Springer Nature deal and VSNU’s failure
to reach agreement with the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), concerning
which another short news item had been published at the same time.
VSNU’s Spokesperson and Advisor Public Affairs Bart Pierik agree to
answer my questions.
When I sent my list of questions to him, however, Pierik appeared to
change his mind. “Considering the fact that we are finalising some more
deals with publishers at this moment (we just published good news about
Oxford University Press) my proposal is that we would be glad to make
one Q&A in April about all of these deals,” he emailed me.
I was disappointed but decided instead to write something more
wide-ranging about the growing number of OA Big Deals we can see being
agreed between legacy publishers and the research community and to
mention VSNU in that larger piece.
I concluded that article by again inviting VSNU to answer my questions,
adding, “By doing so they can help shine a light on this somewhat
crepuscular corner of scholarly communication and demonstrate that
affordability and transparency are just as important as accessibility.”
April came and went, and I assumed my questions had fallen into a black
hole somewhere never to be seen again.
To my surprise, however, yesterday I received an email from Wilma Van
Wezenbeek, Programme Manager Open Access at VSNU.
Not only did Van Wezenbeek attach answers to my questions but she
informed me that VSNU has now published the contracts it has signed with
both Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis (although Springer Nature has
not permitted VSNU to disclose their general terms and conditions).
The email and the Q&A can both be read here:
https://poynder.blogspot.com/2018/07/oa-big-deals-vsnu-embraces-greater.html
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