Springer permits commercial use for its hybrid open access program
Springer Open Choice adopts the Creative Commons Attribution License
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Bettina Goerner, Manager Open Access at Springer, says: “The positive experience with publishing fully open access journals under the CC-BY license at BioMed Central andSpringerOpen, lead us to believe that permitting commercial use has benefits to our authors, editors, society partners and open access in general. We are pleased that our Open Choice option to publish open access meets the growing demand for liberal re-use rights.”
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