The Economics of Flipping Back-List Book Titles into Open Access: Digitization at Cornell University and De Gruyter
The Economics of Flipping Back-List Book Titles into Open Access: Digitization at Cornell University and De Gruyter
The digitization of out-of-print book titles incurs costs that Open Access projects tend to depend on external funding to cover, while hybrid models promise higher efficiency and larger scope.
A Blog Article by Pablo Markin.
As a press releaseby George Lowery has announced, the Cornell University Press (CUP), established in 1869, but actively operating since 1930, has received a second grant…
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