Digital Equity: removing barriers to direct access publishing through transformative agreements @ALIANationalOffice
Digital Equity: removing barriers to direct access publishing through transformative agreements  @ALIANationalOffice
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Alicia Wise - Executive Director of CLOCKSS and scholarly communications consultant, Information Power, London UK
Claire Moulton - Publisher, The Company of Biologists, Cambridge UK
Angus Cook - Director, Content Procurement, Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL)
Dr Craig Franklin - Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Experimental Biology, Director, Franklin Ecolaboratory, University of Queensland

Transformative open access agreements between libraries and publishers are making waves around the world, opening up exciting new opportunities for researchers and authors.
During the roundtable discussion, hear different yet complementary perspectives from experts at the forefront of change.

Facilitated by Dr Kate Davis, Information Online program committee and Director, Strategy & Analytics at CAUL
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