Wiley's 2013 Open Access author survey
| Published | 2013 |
| Periodical | Pages 1-18 |
| Publisher | Wiley Science Newsroom |
ABSTRACT
Wiley’s 2013 open access survey was deployed in May 2013 to 107,000 corresponding authors of Wiley journal articles. Key findings include: • The number of open access authors has grown significantly.
• Quality and profile of open access publications remains a concern.
• There are indications of author confusion around funder mandates.
• Respondents overwhelmingly preferred the more permissive licenses.
• Considerable differences emerge between early career professionals and more established colleagues when comparing funding and payments for APCs.
| Keywords | archiving · Creative Commons · OER research · publication habits · survey |
| URL | http://www.slideshare.net/WileyScienceNewsroom/wileys-2013-open-access-author-survey |
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