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DESCRIPTION:Have you ever wondered why an article is open access\, even whe
 n you already know it is? Current metadata usually won’t tell you whethe
 r it’s covered by a transformative agreement\, a consortium deal\, or an
 other funding model. Finding this information takes time\, and even when i
 t appears somewhere in the text\, it’s rarely in a reusable format. To c
 hange this\, a persistent identifier (PID) for open access agreements is b
 eing introduced\, supported by a central registry. With it\, you can immed
 iately see why an article is open access and explore the context behind di
 fferent agreements. The registry is integrated into the Electronic Journal
 s Library (EZB)\, ensuring long‑term stability and easy reuse. And with 
 the openCost schema\, you can even add these PIDs to your repository to im
 prove transparency. Curious to learn more? Dive into the EZB’s new tools
  and explore how they work.
DTSTAMP:20260728T190325Z
LOCATION:Naturalis 01
SUMMARY:Agreement PIDs: Small Schema\, Big Story - Gernot Deinzer
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/pidfest-26-2026/talk/HUSRDA/
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