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Bringing publishers into LOCKSS

Bringing publishers into LOCKSS. Paul Harwood Content Complete Ltd. Agenda:. Who are we? Our role in the JISC programme Our ‘suitability’ for the role NESLi2 Publishers and LOCKSS Key issues in discussions Progress to-date. Who is Content Complete?. JISC’s Negotiation Agent for NESLi2

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Bringing publishers into LOCKSS

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  1. Bringing publishers into LOCKSS Paul Harwood Content Complete Ltd

  2. Agenda: • Who are we? • Our role in the JISC programme • Our ‘suitability’ for the role • NESLi2 Publishers and LOCKSS • Key issues in discussions • Progress to-date

  3. Who is Content Complete? • JISC’s Negotiation Agent for NESLi2 • Handle negotiations for a number of other clients in the public and private sectors • Currently also coordinating a number of trials of online journal business models on behalf of JISC to commence in 2006

  4. Our role in the LOCKSS project • To secure the participation of an agreed list of publishers in the LOCKSS initiative: • Introduce them to the concept and discuss issues involved • To obtain their permission for the LOCKSS system to collect and preserve the licensed journals • To secure this permission by way of wording in the NESLi2 Licence or Letter of Agreement • To keep all NESLi2 institutions informed of the permissions given by publishers

  5. Our suitability for the role • Ongoing contact and communication with leading scholarly publishers through our negotiation activity • Strong appreciation of the importance of this subject in general to librarians (recent ICOLC statement at): www.library.yale.edu/consortia/ICOLCPresRelease11-16-05.htm • Specific negotiations with publishers regarding post-termination access requirements of the NESLi2 Licence (Clause 8.4!)

  6. Status of NESLi2 publishers and LOCKSS: • Based on 2005 and 2006 NESLi2 publishers, the following are already participating in LOCKSS or are in the process: • AAAS (Science Online) • BMJ Publishing Group • Project MUSE • OUP

  7. Status of NESLi2 publishers and LOCKSS • Blackwell Publishing and Nature Publishing Group both have representatives on the LOCKSS Board

  8. Status of NESLi2 publishers and LOCKSS • Our target list is therefore: • American Chemical Society • British Psychological Society • Elsevier (including Cell Press) • Royal Society of Chemistry • Taylor & Francis • (Plus hasten on the process with BPL and NPG)

  9. Other publishers • Provision has been made for a further group of publishers to be included in the discussions about participation • NESLi2 institutions will be polled to determine candidates to approach in 2006 • These could include some of the 2004 NESLi2 publishers (CUP, Springer, Wiley)

  10. Discussion issues with publishers: • Benefits to publishers of participation • Technical requirements • Security and robustness of the system • Letters of Agreement or suitable licensing clause • Financial implications • How LOCKSS compares with alternative solutions

  11. Progress to-date • Background document prepared and sent to target publishers • Preliminary meetings with: BPS, Elsevier and T&F • Meeting with RSC in mid-December • Appointments being made for January with remaining publishers

  12. Thank you for your attention pharwood@contentcomplete.com www.contentcomplete.com www.NESLi2.ac.uk

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