From the article: "For members of the Association of Research Libraries, expenditures for subscriptions increased 521 percent from 1986 to 2015" So, I think the upshot is, no, right?

An impressive gain for Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene . Very appreciative of the work of all involved in making this happen! 🙏

Brill's Chief Publishing Officer @JasminLange has published an essay on Plan S and Humanities Publishing on the Scholarly Kitchen. Read the full article here: scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2019/07/02/gue… #PlanS #openaccess #OA #HumanitiesMatter

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Woah! We surpassed 5,000 Twitter followers! Learn more about DORA and research assessment reform on our website: sfdora.org

Could Plan S be the push everyone needs to consider OA journals as their first publication choice? Lots to ponder in this piece by pippa smart via Learned Publishing 👇rdcu.be/bQiFk

Grateful to all of the publication committee members of SIPS (Account Archived - See Bio), the editorial sponsors of Collabra: Psychology for their dedication and work on the journal. Looking forward to working with them during the coming year. Should be the best year yet. Stay tuned!

Happy #OpenAccessWeek indeed, everyone!

Special #OpenAccessWeek shout out to Wikipedia. An amazing OA resource too often taken for granted. Just like all great OA resources, it costs money to run it. Show them some love today...donate.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?ti…

We're driven by a sense of the significance and currency of "media" & "environment" + a conviction that humanistic perspectives are underrepresented in such conversations Making journal widely accessible through OA is a core commitment #OAWeek #OpenForWhom ucpress.edu/blog/47203/med…

We are very lucky to have you Steven Allison ! The Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene team and University of California Press (is on Bluesky) look forward to working with you. 👇

great panel at #ChsConf2019: Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe: enough money is in system but is in wrong places... If we also want to fund those publishers, which started with [& are fully] #openaccess where is this money to come from when we lock in all money in with the subscription publishers?

Publishing the first articles in a new #oa journal is a great way to wrap up the week! Check out the new University of California Press (is on Bluesky) journal Media+Environment: mediaenviron.org Published in collaboration with the @CarseyWolfUCSB

Also, thanks to our friends Project MUSE for opening our journal content on their platform along with that of many other university presses during this challenging time.

Really excited by this partnership on our new journal Advances in Global Health with Craig Cohen @ucghi . Also be sure to register for the free UC Global Health Day virtual conference! eventbrite.com/e/uc-global-he…

If you need 15 minutes of really joyful music today (and don’t we all), here’s my recommendation. 👇

Excited to announce that most University of California Press (is on Bluesky) journals have a cozy new home with some room to grow today. Our OA journals will follow in the coming weeks. Finally, getting them all under one roof 🏡....Check it out at online.ucpress.edu

It was really my pleasure to participate! Thanks for having me. Great to connect with everyone. The rest of the 2021 educational programming NISO looks outstanding! See the full line-up here: niso.org/niso-io/2020/1…

Delighted to have the opportunity work on this project! 👇🏻

Thanks to Erich van Rijn & team AUPresses 📚 for helping me draft this. And to NEH Digital Humanities for their support of this #openaccess study. Regardless of the results, we will inject some much needed quantitative data into the subsidy question. Right now we're just guessing.