Webinars charting paths forward for open access publishing by learned societies
- SocPC
- Oct 29, 2019
- 1 min read
The Society Publishers Coalition (SocPC) and Transitioning Society Journals to Open Access (TSPOA) invite you to register for free webinars about the changing face of society journal publishing.
This three-part webinar series is intended to help foster the transition of learned society journals to open access by contextualizing their role within a changing scholarly communications landscape, increasing awareness of their publishing practices and operational needs, and engaging the broader community of publishing stakeholders in discussions and decision-making about how best to support society publishing in an open access landscape.
Registrants will have opportunities to ask the panelists questions during the live recording. The webinars will be recorded and made available online following the events.
Registration is now open!
Full registration details are available via the TSPOA website.
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