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Income models for Open Access: An overview of current practice

Income models for Open Access: An overview of current practice

Title:Income models for Open Access: An overview of current practice (ID: CSD5747)
Author(s):Raym Crow (SPARC Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition)
Topics:Electronic Journals, Open Access, Open Content, Scholarly Communication
Source:SPARC
Origin:Community Contributions (09/28/2009)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

“Income models for Open Access: An overview of current practice” examines the use of supply-side revenue streams (such as article processing fees, advertising) and demand-side models (including versioning, use-triggered fees). The guide provides an overview of income models currently in use to support open-access journals, including a description of each model along with examples of journals currently employing it.

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