It has been several years since we addressed the subject of viable business models for Open Access publishing. This year’s journals assembly gathers a selection of leaders in the university press community to discuss their organizations’ approach to OA and how their journals programs have been shaped by forces including the looming pressures of Plan S, the global pandemic, and changing economies.
Moderators:
Stacy Lavin, Senior Managing Editor, Duke University Press; and Julie Warheit, Journals Manager, Wayne State University Press
Speakers:
Nick Lindsay is the Director for Journals and Open Access at The MIT Press a position he’s held since 2009. Prior to MIT Press, Lindsay worked in the journals department at the University of California Press.
Erich Staib is Associate Journals Director at Duke University Press. Before joining Duke in 2004, Staib worked in Oxford UP’s journals division for 14 years.
Antonia Pop has been working in scholarly publishing for more than a decade. As Vice President of the Journals Division at University of Toronto Press (UTP), Pop works closely on developing and implementing business strategies aimed to support the Press’s mission of disseminating knowledge broadly for the benefit of society. Working with a team of talented publishing professionals, the Journals Division at UTP publishes 47 scholarly journals in a variety of disciplines, including a growing number of open access titles.
Registration fees: $40 Members; $50 Non-members
(Fees are per login, not per individual.)
The session will be held using Zoom and recorded for later viewing. You will receive information on accessing the session prior to the event.
The session will also be live captioned. Please contact kkolendo@aupresses.org if you require assistance.