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ALPSP contributes to the consultation on the UK REF after 2014

ALPSP has been taking part in consultations with HEFCE on the best way forward for encouraging the move to open access via the Research Exercise Framework (REF) after 2014.

UK IPO consultation – Copyright in Europe

The UK IPO recently asked for input on IP Strategy and the Licences for Europe dialogues. ALPSP encourages IPO to support vibrant creative sector and opposes reopening of Copyright Directive.

IPO response to questions surrounding the UK TDM exception

ALPSP seeks clarification from the UK Intellectual Property Office on confusion surrounding latest text and data mining legislation.

India develops OA policy

Details of two departments within the Indian Government’s Ministry of Science and Technology proposed policy on open access to articles arising from the research they fund.

Transfer Code of Practice to be maintained by NISO

Looking at The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) and UKSG announcement that the Transfer Code of Practice will now be supported and maintained by NISO. Links to relevant documents

ALPSP response - Implementation of the Collective Rights Management Directive

Deatils of ALPSP response to Implementation of the Collective Rights Management Directive with link to full response.

ALPSP supports the "Pay It Forward" project

Information about ALPSP supporting a project to study the implications of new funding models for scholarly communications.

SHERPA - FACT – more than 95% accurate

Information and link to press release for a recent study that has found SHERPA/FACT to be more than 95% accurate, when checking publisher policies against funder mandates for open access.

P-D-R Special Meeting on Authentication Technologies

Details of a Special Meeting of the Pharma Documentation Ring (P-D-R ) held on 10 June to discuss how to improve, and make seamless, access to subscribed content from “anywhere, anytime, on any device

RCUK response to Burgess Review (UK)

Details of how RCUK will address each recommendation from the Burgess Review.