The Open and Affordable Textbooks Program of Rutgers University Libraries, suggests that Open Access can bring significant demand-side benefits, e.g., multi-million cost savings, greater social inclusion and improved student performance, in the book market https://www.tapinto.net/towns/piscataway/columns/rutgers-news/articles/open-affordable-textbooks-library-program-saves-rutgers-students-2-1-million

The digital music score collection project of the University of California, Los Angeles, shows the growing role of Open Access in the publishing of musical notations, while indicating the importance of libraries, partnerships and funding for its success https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/library-open-access-publishing-of-musical-scores

Around the world, preprints are overwhelmingly perceived as increasing the speed of scholarly communication, boosting audience exposure to research results and facilitating early feedback, even though they also involve the risk of premature media coverage https://asapbio.org/biopreprints2020-survey-initial-results