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Full-year results from Oxford Open show wide variation in open access uptake across disciplines

embraced in some subject areas, the level of uptake is generally quite low. These results continue to suggest that open access is likely to be only one of a range of models that will be necessary to support the requirements of different research communities.

"We remain committed to sharing the results of these experiments with the community in order to increase knowledge and understanding of open access, and to help direct us, and other publishers, towards viable business models for the future."

Oxford Journals will continue to offer optional open access to the 49 participating journals for 2007, in addition to continuing its other experiments with open access with Nucleic Acids Research (NAR), Journal of Experimental Botany, and Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine (ECAM). It also expects further journals to join the initiative over the coming year.

Oxford Journals continues to offer two standard charges: 1500 GBP standard, and a discounted rate of 800 GBP for authors based in an institution with an online subscription to the journal. 80% of authors who chose open access in the first year of Oxford Open have paid a discounted open access charge, as members of a subscribing institution.

Oxford Open charges will remain the same for authors wishing to publish open access in 2007. Further reduced charges are also available to authors in developing countries: see the Oxford Open website, and participating journal homepages, for further information.

The online subscription prices of 3 journals (Bioinformatics, Carcinogenesis and Human Molecular Genetics) have been adjusted for 2007 to reflect how much original research material was made freely available in the first phase of the initiative in 2005-2006.


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Contact: Mithu Mukherjee
mithu.mukherjee@oxfordjournals.org
01-865-354-471
Oxford University Press
30-Aug-2006


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