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Springer Nature Symposium Discusses Open Access and ONOS in India

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Springer Nature held its fourth Journal Development Symposium in New Delhi on October 30, 2026, themed 'Beyond the paywall: Shaping a sustainable Open Access future'. The event brought together journal editors and publishing experts to discuss how Indian journals can grow their reach while moving away from traditional subscription models. Discussions specifically addressed the impact of India's One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) initiative on how researchers access scholarly content.

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The symposium examined how Indian journals can maintain financial sustainability while transitioning to open, equitable access models. This addresses the changing landscape of scholarly content distribution driven by the ONOS initiative, which alters how researchers access published material.

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Who's involved

  • Springer NatureAcademic publisher that hosted the Journal Development Symposium
  • New DelhiLocation where the symposium was held
  • Fiona McKenzieVice President for Springer Nature journals
  • IndiaCountry where the symposium took place

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  • Springer NatureSpeculative

    Springer Nature might need to adapt its business model to the ONOS initiative and Open Access models in India, affecting revenue.

  • Government of IndiaSpeculative

    The Government of India's funding models for scholarly content might shift due to the national policy changes associated with the ONOS initiative.

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