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petersuber

The Institute of Museum and Library Services (#IMLS) just terminated the grant for the Next Generation Library Publishing (#NGLP) project.
educopia.org/blog/imls-termina

"The central aim for this grant project was to expand digital #infrastructure options for #LibraryPublishing programs that are #OpenSource, community-led, and grounded in academic values. The Big Ten Academic Alliance [#BTAA] remains engaged in supporting the continued exploration and development of #Meru — the open publishing platform emerging from the NGLP initiative."

Educopia · IMLS terminates Next Generation Library Publishing: Pilot to Production Grant  — EducopiaEffective April 8, 2025, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) terminated the federal grant for “Next Generation Library Publishing: Pilot to Production”
#DefendResearch#Funding#Libraries
IUI Digital Scholarship

What happens when #Wikipedia cites a journal article ... more citations, of course! Learn more from Olivia's presentation at BRIC: hdl.handle.net/1805/41358
#bibliometrics #openjournalsystems #librarypublishing

hdl.handle.netBeyond the metrics: What do Wikipedia citations mean?Recent studies have demonstrated that Wikipedia citations to scholarly articles may be correlated with higher citation rates in the scholarly literature. It is also the case that Wikipedia serves a key role in the dissemination of public knowledge. Wikipedia has supplanted most encyclopedias as a general knowledge source and is one of the ten-most visited web properties in the world. With this in mind some publishers have made a deliberate effort to contribute reliable, peer reviewed information from their venues to Wikipedia. In far many more cases, volunteer editors cite scholarly articles as needed when creating or improving Wikipedia entries. In this study, we examine citations to an interdisciplinary collection of mostly open access journals published in collaboration with an academic library. We measure the citation rate for these articles prior to and after Wikipedia citation. In addition to quantifying the prevalence of Wikipedia citations to these titles, we identify how these citations are used in Wikipedia. By completing a content analysis of these citations, we identify “impact” beyond a count of mentions. These results contribute toward a better understanding of the value of a Wikipedia citation.
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Lisa Schiff

Very happy to share this exciting news that the California Digital Library (my workplace), Lyrasis, and the Big Ten Academic Alliance Libraries are joining together to advance Diamond OA in the US! osc.universityofcalifornia.edu #openaccess #diamondoa #scholarlypublishing #librarypublishing #scholarlycommunications

Office of Scholarly Communication · Better together: BTAA Libraries, CDL, and Lyrasis commit to strengthen Diamond Open Access in the United States - Office of Scholarly CommunicationRepresentatives from the Big Ten Academic Alliance Libraries (BTAA Libraries), California Digital Library (CDL), and Lyrasis attended the Global Summit on Diamond Open Access in Toluca, Mexico in October 2023. The Summit convened the international community to engage in dialog about how to advance Diamond Open Access (OA) to secure scholarly research as a public good and ensure equitable access to both the publishing and reading of that research. You can learn more from the recently released Report of the 2nd Diamond Open Access Conference. The Summit made evident the substantial global commitment to Diamond OA. If the United States […]
Public Knowledge Project

🛠️ PKP is excited to announce the first sprint of the year, in partnership with the Library Publishing Coalition and the University of Minnesota Libraries!

Save the date for May 13 / 14, 2024 in Minnesota -- we'll share the registration as soon as it's available.

The details about both the #pkpmin2024 Sprint and the LPC's Library Publishing Forum 2024 #LPForum24 are in this PKP News Blog post:

pkp.sfu.ca/2024/02/01/pkp-spri

Public Knowledge Project · Save the Date: PKP Sprint & Pre-Conference Event | Library Publishing Forum 2024 - Public Knowledge ProjectPKP announces the first 2024 Sprint and Pre-Conference event, happening Monday, May 13, 2024 and Tuesday, May 14, 2024. 
#PKPSprint#LibraryPublishing#FOSS
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