E-Journals

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Project Briefings & Plenary Sessions from CNI Meetings

Diamond Open Access: A Strategy for a More Equitable and Sustainable Scholarly Publishing Ecosystem (Lightning Round) (March '23)

Sharla Lair, LYRASIS

Social Learning Across Content Case Study: Hypothesis & JSTOR (March '23)

Alex Humphreys, ITHAKA/JSTOR
Jeremy Dean, Hypothesis
Leysia Palen, University of Colorado Boulder

Workshop Report Out: National Infrastructure for Public Access Usage and Impact Reporting (March '23)

Christina Drummond, University of North Texas
Charles Watkinson, University of Michigan
Niels Stern, OAPEN & Directory of Open Access Books

Reflections on Twenty Years of Designing Digital Scholarship (April '21)

Speaker: Tara McPherson

Evolving Roles of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and Chief Privacy Officers (CPOs) in the University Environment (April '21)

Speakers: Brian Kelly, Kent Wada, and Cheryl Washington

The Big Ten Academic Alliance BIG Collection and its Implications (April '21)

Speakers: Krisellen Maloney, Joseph A. Salem, Jr., Claire Steward, John Wilkin, and Maurice York

*A Collaborative Approach to Preserving At-Risk Open Access Journals (March '21)

Dominic Mitchell, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
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*Gender Identity Data at Scale: Considerations for Gleaning Actionable Insight (March '21)

Gwen Evans, Elsevier
Holly Falk-Krzesinski, Elsevier
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*Local Partnership for the Greater Good: Library Publishing at University of Minnesota (March '21)

Emma Molls, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities
Shane Nackerud, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities
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Promoting a Public Face for Scholarly Journals (December '18)

Seth Denbo, American Historical Association
Stephen Robertson, George Mason University

Where Next for the Open Library of Humanities and Consortial Funding Models for Open Access? (December '18)

Martin Paul Eve, University of
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The Privileged Link: Open Access, Version of Record, or Let the User Decide? (March '18)

Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Aaron Tay, Singapore Management University
Maria Aghazarian, Swarthmore College
Johan Tilstra, LeanLibrary
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Fresh Perspectives on the Future of University-Based Publishing (April '17)

Speaker: Amy Brand

The Cost of Open Access to Journals: Pay It Forward Project Findings (November '16)

MacKenzie Smith, University of California, Davis

CANCELED: The Open Library of Humanities: Transforming Scholarly Communications in the Humanities Disciplines (March '16)

Martin Paul Eve, Open Library of Humanities

Is Gold Open Access Sustainable? Update from the UC Pay-It-Forward Project (November '15)

MacKenzie Smith, University of California, Davis
Ivy Anderson, University of California, California Digital Library

Taking the Long View: International Update from the Keepers Registry (November '15)

Peter Burnhill, EDINA, University of Edinburgh

Publishing Ada: A Retrospective Look at the First Three Years of an Open Peer Review Multi-modal Journal (April '15)

Karen Estlund, University of Oregon
Sarah Hamid, University of Oregon
Bryce Peake, Intel Labs / University of Oregon

What Price Open Access? (April '15)

Stuart Shieber, Harvard University
Ralf Schimmer, Max Planck Digital Library
Ivy Anderson, California Digital Library

e-Journal Archiving: Changing Landscape (December '14)

Oya Y. Rieger, Cornell University Library
Lars Bjørnshauge, SPARC Europe & DOAJ
Mark Jordan, Simon Fraser University Library & Public Knowledge Project (PKP)
Bernie Reilly, Center for Research Libraries

Monograph Purchasing Trends in Research Libraries: Did Electronic Journals Really Destroy the University Press? (March '14)

Elisabeth A. Jones, University of Michigan

Expanding E-Journal Preservation: Developing and Promoting Methods for Community Implementation (November '13)

Robert Wolven, Columbia University
Oya Rieger, Cornell University

Leveraging Shared Publishing Platforms: What We are Learning (November '13)

Irene Perciali, bepress

Reclaiming STEM Journals for the Academy: A Modest Proposal (November '13)

Meredith M. Babb, University Press of Florida
Alex Holzman, Temple University Press
Charles Watkinson, Purdue University Press
Marlie Wasserman, Rutgers University Press

Establishing Infrastructures for Scholarly Publishing (December '12)

Kevin Comerford, University of New Mexico
Jonathan Wheeler, University of New Mexico
Kevin S. Hawkins, University of Michigan

Extending Access to Scholarly Resources: JSTOR’s Alumni Program (December '12)

Bruce Heterick, JSTOR
Susan Gibbons, Yale University
Damon Jaggars, Columbia University
Molly Tamarkin, Duke University

Taking Ownership of Electronic Journals and Books (March '12)

Alan Darnell, University of Toronto

JSTOR’s Big Data Challenge: Mining Log Files to Improve Service to Users (December '11)

Ronald Snyder, Ithaka – JSTOR

Preservation Status of e-Resources: A Potential Crisis in Electronic Journal Preservation (December '11)

Oya Y. Rieger, Cornell University
Robert Wolven, Columbia University

Finding a Way: Moving from Open Access Principle to Practice (April '11)

Lisa Hinchliffe, University of Illinois at Urbana-Chamaign
Mary Ellen Davis, Association of College & Research Libraries
Janice Welburn, Marquette University

Discussion of an Open, Safe Harbor Initiative (April '10)

David Carlson, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Enhancing Research through Innovation and Collaboration: JSTOR's Showcase and Data for Research Initiatives (April '09)

John Burns, JSTOR

Enhancing Research through Innovation and Collaboration: JSTOR’s Showcase and Data for Research Initiatives (April '09)

John Burns, JSTOR

Journal Use Reports: Networking Resources for More Informational Power (April '06)

Doug Newman, Thomson Scientific
James Mouw, University of Chicago

Results from a Technology Analysis of Repositories and Services (April '06)

Sayeed Choudhury, Johns Hopkins University

Auditing and Certification of Digital Repositories (December '05)

Bernard F. Reilly, Center for Research Libraries

MINES for Libraries: Measuring the Impact of Networked Electronic Services (December '05)

Brinley Franklin, University of Connecticut
Terry Plum, Simmons College

Preserving Electronic Scholarly Resources: An Overview of Portico (December '05)

Eileen Fenton, Portico

Re-imagining the Electronic Journal: “Vectors” and New Modes of Digital Scholarship (December '05)

Tara McPherson, University of Southern California

The Right Tool for the Job: DPubS Publication Management Software (December '05)

Sarah Thomas, Cornell University
Nancy L. Eaton, Pennsylvania State University

Capturing Caribbean Life and Culture: New Digital Resources at the University of Miami Library (April '04)

Jeff Barry, University of Miami

EPIC’s Online Use and Costs Evaluation Program: Findings and Suggestions for Future Research (April '04)

Christina Norman, Columbia University
Kate Wittenberg, Columbia University

Making Sense of Usage Statistics for Online Databases: Challenges, Lessons, and Strategies in a Statewide Context (April '04)

Charles R. McClure, Florida State University

William E. Moen, University of North Texas
John Carlo Bertot, Florida State University

PubMed Central and the NLM Journal Archiving Vocabulary (April '04)

Jeffrey Beck, National Library of Medicine

What Faculty Think of Electronic Resources: 2003 (April '04)

Roger C. Schonfeld, Ithaka
Kevin Guthrie, Ithaka

JSTOR’s New Initiative to Archive Electronic Journals (December '02)

Eileen Gifford Fenton, JSTOR
Kevin M. Guthrie, JSTOR

Building Sustainable Models for Electronic Scholarly Publishing (April '02)

Maria S. Bonn, University of Michigan
Catherine Candee, University of California, Office of the President

Digital Libraries for Access to Scientific Research (April '02)

Catherine Murray-Rust, Oregon State University
Laurie E. Stackpole, Naval Research Laboratory
R. James King, Naval Research Laboratory

LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe): The Software Works! What’s Next? (April '02)

Vicky Reich, Stanford University
David S.H. Rosenthal, Sun Microsystems

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