Re: [IP-OA_Forum] 4th International PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference, August 2013, Mexico City

[Bozana Bokan <bozana.bokan@cedis.fu-berlin.de>]

Vielleicht von Interesse:

By popular demand, we have now extended the deadline for proposals to May 6th! 

The deadline for submission of proposals to the PKP Scholarly Publishing 2013 conference, taking place August 19-21 in Mexico City, Mexico, has been extended to May 6. Please consider submitting a presentation proposal, attending the event, and sharing this message with any colleagues who you think might be interested in participating.

The conference will provide a unique opportunity for exchange on innovative work in scholarly publishing, with a focus on the contributions of open source technologies. We look forward to hosting editors, publishers, librarians, researchers, developers, content aggregators, and PKP’s growing user community from around the world. Participation in the conference will be an exciting chance to share your knowledge and experience with the larger scholarly publishing community.

Previous International PKP Scholarly Publishing conferences have brought together a remarkable array of presentations and participants from around the world. We anticipate an equally valuable experience in 2013.

We especially encourage proposals that address one or more of the following topics:
The conference will also include technical workshops, as well as the PKP AGM. A preliminary program is available on the conference website: http://pkp.sfu.ca/pkp2013/schedConf/program 

Proposals should be submitted using the submission guidelines and form available on our website; all proposals will be subject to peer-review and you will be informed of a decision by May 15th. 

We would also like to note that there is an “early bird” registration discount available until May 31, 2013.

More information, including the Call for Papers and Registration form, is available on the conference website: http://pkp.sfu.ca/pkp2013

• Reports on institutional, national, and regional open access policies, initiatives, and projects;
• Sustainability and alternative models for open access publishing;
• Quality, impact, and reach of Open Access publications;
• Open Access and higher education;
• Interoperability and  information systems;
• New reading and publishing technologies.

We very much hope to see you in Mexico!
Yours truly,
PKP 2013 Conference Organizing Team

If you have any questions, please contact the PKP Conference Director, Juan Pablo Alperin at pkp2013@alperin.ca