Communication Strategy
Note: If you add anyhing here you should also add it to the ‘Marketing checklist’ issue template
Channels to contact with project updates
If you’re planning to contact organisations about a project update, open a new ‘marketing blitz’ issue in Github and follow the template/checklist to keep track of who you’ve contacted. Write a different pitch for each of the following categories, then copy to all.
Internal channels (FOK)
- mailing list (for ~monthly newsletters, but only one directional)
- Github Issues (for discussing campaigns)
- Project board (for organising tasks)
- Project email (info_at_freeourknowledge.org)
- GoFundMe (for donations)
- Google group
Slack(pretty much defunct due to inactivity)Google doc(for discussing campaigns, now superceded by Github)
Discussion forum threads
- Pubreform (original discussion forum)
- On science and academia
- Behsci
Slack workspaces
- OSMOOC
- ANZORN
- SIPS2019/2020
- Creative Commons
- ASAPbio
- OS Community Netherlands
- Open Life Science
Google groups
Mailing lists
- UCL Transparency mailing list (via Grace Gottlieb)
- UKRN lists for local network leads (and possibly institutional leads?) – mailing list to be confirmed with UKRN
- Schol Comm
- Open Science
- GOAL
- FORCE11
- RadicalOA
- Open Science Göttingen
- LIS bibliometrics
- PSCI COMM
- OpenAccess at Wikimedia
- Australian_OA_Community
- EMCR Forum Australia
- Liste des échos du RISC (ask Claire Bradley)
- OpenScience-NL
- OpenScience-DE
- Donders mailing list
- UQ cog neuro
Facebook groups
- @radicaloa @COPIMproject @FORsymp @openscicomm @IGDOREinstitute @UCBITSS @PREreview_ @OpenScienceMOOC @OSFramework (NB: many of these are FOK partners and we should develop more targeted strategy with, e.g. blog/news posts)
- summary open science conferences: @open_con @OKFN @improvingpsych @aimos_inc
- summary open science networks: @LIBEReurope @EIFLnet @sparc_na @sparc_eu @R2RC @force11rescomm @fosterscience
- summary misc:
- SIPS
- AIMOS
- LIBER
- EIFL
- SPARC NA
- SPARC EU
- R2RC
- FORCE11
- OpenAire
- OpenUP
- The Carpentries
- Creative Commons
- FOSTER
- Mozilla Open Leaders
- OpenCon
- Open Knowledge International
- Global Open Science Hardware Community
- OSI
- COPE
- TriangleSCI
- SCOAP3
- Open Library of the Humanities
- Open Scholarship Initiative
- Open Knowledge Maps
- United Nations University
Petition/pledge sites (can we get access these mailing lists?)
- DORA \
- Budapest Open Access Initiative
- Fair Open Access supporters
- http://www.openaccesspledge.com/?page_id=2
- https://opennessinitiative.org/signatories/
- http://thecostofknowledge.com/
- http://www.nodealnoreview.org/
- http://www.researchwithoutwalls.org/
- http://www.openaccesspledge.com/
- https://emckiernan.wordpress.com/pledge/
Field-specific
Social Psychology
- https://sasp.org.au
- https://www.spssi.org/index.cfm?nodeid=1
- http://www.spsp.org
- https://www.easp.eu
Channels that will only be used occasionally
Note that these channels are not populated when you create a ‘marketing blitz’ issue in Github, because they require a more customised communication strategy.
Podcasts
- Everything Hertz
- Road 2 Open Access
- Blackgoat
- PhD career stories
- QBI
- http://www.openscienceradio.org/
Blogs
- eLife labs blog
- Scholarly Communications @ Duke blog, Kevin Smith
- https://science20.wordpress.com/
- LSE Impact blog
- The Scholarly Kitchen
- The Conversation
- Undark
- the-scientist.com
- Learned Publishing
- UKSG
- LQ
- The Wire
Media contacts
- Michael Schulson (michael_at_undark.org) – contacted and Skyped in Sept 2019
Influencers
- Randy Schekman
- Michael Eisen
- Brian Nosek
- Susannah Harris
Conferences
- see https://www.freeourknowledge.org/pages/news/ for list of conference presentations to date
Credit:Much of this list was developed by Jon Tennant @protohedgehog for the Open Scholarship Communication Strategy. May his hard work and passion for open science live on through this project.