SCOSS, what’s next? Help them decide.
Over several years, SCOSS has successfully supported two pledging rounds for Open Science Infrastructures to help the beneficiary organisations becomeContinue Reading
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FinELib, the consortium for Finnish universities, will fund DOAJ for a 3-year period based on the SCOSS model
PRESS RELEASE FinELib, the Finnish consortium for universities, research institutions and universities of applied sciences, has agreed to provide fundingContinue Reading
2019 in review and what’s coming in 2020
It’s a new year and a new decade. This year, DOAJ turns 17 and much like a teenager, we haveContinue Reading
DOAJ reaches its SCOSS funding target within 18 months and sets its sights on new work
(Repost from the SCOSS website.) We are delighted to announce that the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) has reachedContinue Reading
All University of California campuses commit to DOAJ
Ten institutions from the University of California – all ten campuses – commit €90,000 to DOAJ, the largest US consortiumContinue Reading
UK Jisc consortium commits 117,000 EUR to DOAJ
We are very happy to confirm that 29 institutions from the UK’s Jisc consortium commit €39,000 per year for 3Continue Reading
Swiss consortium pledges 216,000 Eur to DOAJ and SHERPA/RoMEO
We are delighted to announce that the Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries, comprising sixteen libraries and the Swiss National ScienceContinue Reading
DOAJ’s New Governance Model
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 18th December 2018 DOAJ will implement a new governance model in 2019 which will see DOAJ financersContinue Reading
Université de Lorraine, the first French institution to provide sustainable funding based on SCOSS recommendations
We are very happy to be able to announce Université de Lorraine as the first French institution to join ourContinue Reading
Infrastructure and why sustainable funding so important to services like DOAJ
You can’t run a service like DOAJ on a shoestring, or fund it on a hand-to-mouth basis, which is howContinue Reading
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