Making the future of scholarly communications

Steven A. Hill

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Publishing and Scholarly Communication Library Science and Information Academic Publishing and Open Access

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Key points The move to digital publishing has brought important changes to the scholarly communication system. Changes in scholarly communication remain relatively limited in scope, and many opportunities for innovation are not being taken up. Active policy interventions are needed to shape the future of scholarly communication. University presses are well placed to lead innovation in scholarly communication practices.

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