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http://eprints.rclis.org/archive/00005133Open Access. Freier Zugang zu wissenschaftlichen Publikationen - das Paradigma der Zukunft?Schmidt, Birgit (2005) Open Access. Freier Zugang zu wissenschaftlichen Publikationen - das Paradigma der Zukunft?, in Umlauf, Konrad and Hobohm, Hans-Cristoph, Eds. Erfolgreiches Management von Bibliotheken und Informationseinrichtungen, pp. 1-22. Verlag Dashöfer.Full text available as:PDF - Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF viewer.Abstract[English abstract]Since a couple of years there is a strong voice for open access – that is unrestricted free online access to research articles for everyone. By presenting a typology of open access, we discuss the realization of open access journals using various combinations of business models. There are high expectations, but as business models are still in flux, new challenges arise for libraries dealing with „institutional memberships“ and stagnating serials budgets.[German abstract]Seit einigen Jahren gibt es eine starke Forderung nach Open Access, also dem unbeschränkten, freien Online-Zugang zu wissenschaftlichen Artikeln für jedermann. In diesem Artikel wird aufbauend auf einer Typologie von Open-Access-Varianten die Umsetzung von Open-Access- Zeitschriften mittels unterschiedlicher Geschäftmodelle diskutiert. An diese Zeitschriften werden hohe Erwartungen herangetragen. Da sich die Geschäftsmodelle jedoch laufend wandeln, stehen Bibliotheken, die es mit "institutionellen Mitgliedschaften" und stagnierenden Erwerbungsetats zu tun haben, neuen Herausforderungen gegenüber.Keywords:open access, business models, open access journals, scholarly communication, serials crisis, Open Access Zeitschriften, Geschäftsmodelle, ZeitschriftenkriseSubjects:H. 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