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Springer Nature and Projekt DEAL, which represents nearly 700 academic institutions in Germany, have reached an understanding on the world's largest transformative Open Access agreement.
Nature - Negotiations with Elsevier have stalled over open-access deals.
Nature - Sweden is latest country to hold out on journal subscriptions, while negotiators share tactics to broker new deals with publishers.
There has been no precedent for this kind of access in the history of scientific enterprise.
Earlier this week, there was a mini-workshop in Paris called Couperin’s open science days 2018. (Original title in French: Journées sciences...
Although Finland and South Korea have agreed deals with the publisher, European sectors are looking to take a harder line
Nature - Scientists in Germany can still read journals even though institutions there have not renewed their subscriptions.
Nature - Negotiations to reduce journal prices and promote open access are progressing slowly.
Loans between libraries, and research sharing between colleagues, could allow country to sever links, negotiators claim
Consortium hopes to make all German-authored papers free to read by paying annual fee
These institutions join around 60 others that hope to put increasing pressure on the publishing giant in ongoing negotiations for a new nationwide licensing agreement.
Advocates argue that universities should be prepared to ditch subscriptions altogether
Elsevier and the Hochschulrektorenkonferenz (HRK) met on Thursday to continue discussions to develop a nationwide agreement for access to Elsevier’s academic literature database ScienceDirect
As talks with the publisher stall, researchers in the country weigh whether they can cope without a deal
Germany’s DEAL project, which includes over 60 major research institutions, has announced that all of its members are canceling their subscriptions to all of Elsevier’s academic and sci…