Partners
Thoth emerged from the collaborative efforts of the Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs (COPIM). Together with nearly two dozen partners from the academic and open publishing world we are currently part of the three-year Open Book Futures funded by the Research England Development Fund and the Arcadia Fund and led by Lancaster University.
Through our Open APIs, Thoth is increasingly integrated in third-party platforms such as the Open Book Collective catalog, ScienceOpen’s BookMetaHub, and the Internet Archive through the Thoth Archiving Network. These collaborations enable seamless access to Thoth's metadata management and distribution capabilities across diverse scholarly platforms.
Moreover, Thoth actively engages with like-minded open infrastructure providers to foster partnerships that enhance support for small and scholar-led publishers. Through collaborations, such as Thoth's Crossref Sponsorship and Thoth's OAPEN partnership, we seek to provide valuable resources and services to publishers leveraging our platform. These partnerships not only enrich the Thoth ecosystem but also contribute to the broader advancement of open access publishing initiatives.
Crossref Sponsor
Thoth's Crossref Sponsorship, integrated within Thoth Plus, provides significant benefits to individual publishers seeking Crossref membership.
DOAB Trusted Platform Network partner
Thoth is proud to be a member of the Directory of Open Access Books' (DOAB) Trusted Platform Network. In that role, Thoth acts as a trusted partner for small and scholar-led publishers to get their books listed in the DOAB.
Member of OPERAS
Under the remit of the Open Book Futures grant, Thoth is already collaborating with a number of key OPERAS stakeholders such as Jisc, OpenEdition, OAPEN/DOAB, the Open Access Books Network, and Open Book Publishers. Through Thoth's OPERAS membership, we are now very much looking forward to working with the larger OPERAS network to help small and medium-sized publishers across Europe with making their book metadata available in an open and transparent way, while also increasing bibliodiversity by making multilingual content and corresponding metadata available through Thoth.
