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| ALPSP monitors national and international issues and represents the interests of members to the wider world. We are involved in representation of the scholarly publishing sector on a wide range of key issues, both national and international. ALPSP keeps a watching brief on all current matters relating to the business of scholarly publishing, and works with members to provide policy-makers and commentators with clear information on the likely impact of new policy initiatives. We carry out research and issue briefing documents and position statements on subjects of key concern. |
ALPSP responds to the Australian consultation on extending Legal Deposit
26 April 2012: ALPSP cautions against Legal Deposit where it directly conflicts with publisher business models.
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Hearing on Access to Federally Funded Research held in Washington, DC
10 April 2012: ALPSP is represented by Dr Crispin Taylor
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ALPSP submission to the UK consultation on changes to copyright laws
21 March 2012: ALPSP submitted a response.
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ALPSP announces Chief Executive
19 March 2012: Dr Audrey McCulloch is appointed as the new Chief Executive of ALPSP.
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ALPSP urges caution over FRPAA legislation
28 February 2012: The reintroduced Federal Research Public Access Act demands very short-term mandates.
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International Association of STM Publishers Statement on Sustainable Open Access
23 February 2012: The International Association of STM Publishers has produced a statement regarding sustainable open access.
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ALPSP submission to the Digital Copyright Exchange call for evidence
10 February 2012: ALPSP supports a Digital Copyright Exchange but challenges the hypothesis that copyright is not fit for the digital age
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US Government OSTP Request for Information on Public Access to Scientific Publications
12 January 2012: ALPSP submitted a response to the RFI.
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Changes to the UK Copyright System
20 December 2011: The UK Government has launched a consultation to change the country’s Copyright System (deadline for submissions 21 March 2012)
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ALPSP endorses new British Library INCD Licensing Framework
7 November 2011
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