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The “Cost” of Open Access

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Who Pays for Open Access? by Helen Doyle, Andy Gass, Rebecca Kennison.

  • “Here we address…the perception that the publication-charge model puts an unfair burden on authors. Subsequently, we will address concerns about the long-term economic viability of the open-access model, the integrity and quality of work published in open-access journals, and the effect that open access will have on scholarly societies.”

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