Recently, Redalyc shared the first edition of Peter Sauber’s book, which was first edited by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and translated by Remedios Melero, of the Redalyc Scientific Committee. This book clears more than a few confusing aspects regarding what Open Access is and is not, which is very relevant for those who, like us, have chosen to use it for scientific communication. I will focus this editorial on what Open Access (OA) is not. Suber (2015) states the following: 1) It is not an attempt to avoid peer review; a part of our communities, especially in the human and social sciences, often equate OA with avoidance of peer-review and confound the common practice of not paying reviewers to review with lack of peer-revie...
The concept of scholarly information and the importance of Open Access is analysed along with the im...
This paper describes the Open Access initiative as a resource for the localization and retrieval of ...
New information and communication technologies are modifying the mechanisms used by distinct commun...
Recientemente Redalyc compartió la primera edición en español del libro de Peter Suber editado inici...
The new model of publication of Open Access (OA) is changing the paradigm of the scientific and acad...
Internet technologies have a great impact on the publishing industry. Hopefully digital contents in ...
The main characteristic of academic monographs or books is that they present a complete and sustaine...
In May 2018, the 3rd Redalyc Editors Meeting was held in Trujillo, Peru. At the event, many issues f...
Open Access movement defend free and universal access to digital resources from scientific and acade...
The Open Access movement offers two strategies for making scientific information available without e...
In last four or five years, the open access (OA) movement has experimented an important growth and e...
This note is writen at the beginning of the Open Access movement era. PLoS has been founded a few mo...
Although open access to science is well-known in academic and research community there are confused ...
The Open Access movement offers two strategies for making scientific information available without e...
The Open access movement has attracted increased support over the past few years from both instituti...
The concept of scholarly information and the importance of Open Access is analysed along with the im...
This paper describes the Open Access initiative as a resource for the localization and retrieval of ...
New information and communication technologies are modifying the mechanisms used by distinct commun...
Recientemente Redalyc compartió la primera edición en español del libro de Peter Suber editado inici...
The new model of publication of Open Access (OA) is changing the paradigm of the scientific and acad...
Internet technologies have a great impact on the publishing industry. Hopefully digital contents in ...
The main characteristic of academic monographs or books is that they present a complete and sustaine...
In May 2018, the 3rd Redalyc Editors Meeting was held in Trujillo, Peru. At the event, many issues f...
Open Access movement defend free and universal access to digital resources from scientific and acade...
The Open Access movement offers two strategies for making scientific information available without e...
In last four or five years, the open access (OA) movement has experimented an important growth and e...
This note is writen at the beginning of the Open Access movement era. PLoS has been founded a few mo...
Although open access to science is well-known in academic and research community there are confused ...
The Open Access movement offers two strategies for making scientific information available without e...
The Open access movement has attracted increased support over the past few years from both instituti...
The concept of scholarly information and the importance of Open Access is analysed along with the im...
This paper describes the Open Access initiative as a resource for the localization and retrieval of ...
New information and communication technologies are modifying the mechanisms used by distinct commun...