Scholarly Scholarly Publishing at Publishing at

Cornell University Cornell University LibraryLibraryAnne R. KenneyAnne R. Kenney

ARL Membership MeetingARL Membership Meeting

Oct. 2007Oct. 2007

Scholarly Publishing Scholarly Publishing ContinuumContinuum

Republishing through digitizationRepublishing through digitization Incorporating SC in CDIncorporating SC in CD Support for open accessSupport for open access CUL as publisherCUL as publisher Technology development Technology development IRs and SRsIRs and SRs Relations with Cornell University Relations with Cornell University PressPress

Lessons Learned and Being Lessons Learned and Being LearnedLearned

OrganizationalOrganizational FinancialFinancial LegalLegal User-relatedUser-related

Republishing through Republishing through DigitizationDigitization

OrganizationalOrganizational DCAPSDCAPS

FinancialFinancial AmazonAmazon Subsidizing digitizationSubsidizing digitization Large scale digitizationLarge scale digitization

LegalLegal Contracts with commercial entitiesContracts with commercial entities Beyond IP issuesBeyond IP issues

User-relatedUser-related Faculty digitization grants Faculty digitization grants concerns with commercial agreementsconcerns with commercial agreements Whither the physical volumes?Whither the physical volumes?

Incorporating SC in CDIncorporating SC in CD OrganizationalOrganizational

AUL for Scholarly Communication and AUL for Scholarly Communication and CollectionsCollections

Intellectual Property OfficerIntellectual Property Officer FinancialFinancial

Redefining role of collections budgetRedefining role of collections budget LegalLegal

Educational outreach; copyright managementEducational outreach; copyright management User-relatedUser-related

Scholarly Communications CouncilScholarly Communications Council New roles for selectorsNew roles for selectors

Support for Open AccessSupport for Open Access OrganizationalOrganizational

Member of SPARC, BioOne, PLoS, Member of SPARC, BioOne, PLoS, BioMedCentralBioMedCentral

FinancialFinancial CUL Task Force on Open Access Publishing CUL Task Force on Open Access Publishing (2004)(2004)

A model in which institutions pay for their A model in which institutions pay for their faculty to publish in refereed OA journals faculty to publish in refereed OA journals would not bring about cost savings for Cornellwould not bring about cost savings for Cornell

LegalLegal Outreach to faculty on IP managementOutreach to faculty on IP management

User-relatedUser-related Faculty Senate resolutionsFaculty Senate resolutions OA for developing countries (AGORA)OA for developing countries (AGORA)

CUL as PublisherCUL as Publisher

OrganizationalOrganizational Center for Innovative PublishingCenter for Innovative Publishing

FinancialFinancial Project Euclid—break even status Project Euclid—break even status 2005 through publisher hosting fees 2005 through publisher hosting fees and library subscriptionsand library subscriptions

LegalLegal Contractual arrangementsContractual arrangements

User-relatedUser-related Marketing Marketing

Technology DevelopmentTechnology Development

OrganizationalOrganizational CUL/PSUCUL/PSU Chief Technology Chief Technology OfficerOfficer

FinancialFinancial Mellon initiallyMellon initially 5-year commitment5-year commitment Market optionsMarket options

UsersUsers Betas, community Betas, community development, development, technical supporttechnical support

IRs and SRsIRs and SRs OrganizationalOrganizational

Several institutional repositoriesSeveral institutional repositories arXivarXiv

FinancialFinancial Add-on, not replacement for formal Add-on, not replacement for formal literature literature

Serving communities beyond CornellServing communities beyond Cornell Endowment for arXivEndowment for arXiv

LegalLegal Challenges Challenges

User-relatedUser-related Heavy outreach requiredHeavy outreach required

““While some librarians perceive a crisis in While some librarians perceive a crisis in scholarly communication as a crisis in access scholarly communication as a crisis in access to the literature, Cornell faculty perceive to the literature, Cornell faculty perceive this essentially as a non-issue. Each this essentially as a non-issue. Each discipline has a normative culture, largely discipline has a normative culture, largely defined by their reward system and traditions. defined by their reward system and traditions. If the goal of institutional repositories is to If the goal of institutional repositories is to capture and preserve the scholarship of one’s capture and preserve the scholarship of one’s faculty, institutional repositories will need faculty, institutional repositories will need to address this cultural diversity.”to address this cultural diversity.”

““Evaluating the Reasons for Non-use of Cornell Evaluating the Reasons for Non-use of Cornell University’s Installation of DSpace,” University’s Installation of DSpace,” D-Lib MagazineD-Lib Magazine March/April 2007March/April 2007

CUL/CUP potential CUL/CUP potential collaborationcollaboration

Recapturing the intellectual capitalRecapturing the intellectual capital RepublishingRepublishing Below the economic radar and “garage Below the economic radar and “garage bands”bands”

Upstream and downstreamUpstream and downstream Collaborating in IRs and SRsCollaborating in IRs and SRs New forms of scholarly communication & New forms of scholarly communication & communitycommunity

Joint trend spotting, discipline seedingJoint trend spotting, discipline seeding Moving wall for monographsMoving wall for monographs Assessment, impact Assessment, impact

Questions?Questions?

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