[BOAI] Launch of OpenAccessSolutions.com
Peter Suber
peters at earlham.edu
Fri Apr 3 05:14:56 BST 2009
[Forwarding from Co-Action Publishing --Peter Suber.]
New Service Solution for Small-scale Open Access Scholarly Publishers
2 April 2009; Stockholm, Dublin, London:
Co-Action Publishing, Datapage and T Marketing
are pleased to announce the launch today of
OpenAccessSolutions.com, a website dedicated to
offering small-scale Open Access scholarly
publishers a full range of affordable services
from multiple vendors along the publishing chain
through a single virtual location.
OpenAccessSolutions.com addresses the needs of a
growing segment within Open Access scholarly
publishing. The Open Access journals market is
growing quickly, and currently represents
approximately 9% of the refereed journals listed
in Ulrich's Periodical Directory. A number of
these journals are operated by single editorial
teams, societies or university presses.
OpenAccessSolutions.com allows these publishers
to combine independence with behind-the-scenes
professional support on virtually any aspect of
journal development and the publishing process.
"We recognize that many scholars and societies
wish to remain independent of a publishing house
as they transition a current subscription journal
to Open Access or launch a new journal," stated
Caroline Sutton from Co-Action Publishing, adding
"By teaming up with Datapage and T Marketing, we
are able to offer these publishers access to the
same professional skill and know-how that large
publishers take advantage of everyday in a format
that is scalable to their needs."
Nisha Rahul, Operations Manager for Datapage,
further commented âDatapage has been providing
typesetting and pre-press services to publishers
worldwide since 1987. Our ultimate aim is to make
ourselves "easier to do business with". Through
OpenAccessSolutions.com we make publishing easier
for small publishers by providing seamless
solutions from several vendors, allowing each
publisher to create an optimal service package.
T Marketing Founder Natasha White shared her
thoughts on the launch, stating, "After having
worked at some of the world's largest publishers,
I am now working daily with smaller businesses.
Like Datapage and Co-Action Publishing, T
Marketing welcomes the opportunity to work
together with small-scale scholarly publishers to
augment the skills and competencies of their in-house teams."
Caroline Sutton, PhD
Publisher
Co-Action Publishing
tel/skype: +46 (0)18 495 1126
mob: +47 90 69 05 06
www.co-action.net
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