Publishers cry foul over RCUK access plans

Monday 20th May

Publishers cry foul over RCUK access plans

Posted at 8:04AM Thursday 22 Mar 2012

Tensions between publishers and funding bodies over open access to research papers have flared up again after the Publishers Association accused Research Councils UK of riding roughshod over publishers' concerns in a new draft policy on open access.

The policy, which RCUK hopes to adopt by the summer, stipulates that the final version of papers produced with funding from any of the science research councils must be made freely available online within six months of publication.

timeshighereducation.co.uk

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