 Taylor & Francis extend green Open access zero embargo pilot scheme for Library & Information science authors until end 0000]. "Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, has been running a Library & Information Science Author Rights pilot scheme that allows authors to post their peer-reviewed Author Accepted Manuscript (AAM) to an institutional repository immediately after publication. The two year pilot scheme, first introduced in 0000, has now been extended for at least a further year....As part of the pilot, a survey was conducted....Having the option to upload their work to a repository directly after publication is very important to these authors: more than 0/0 of respondents rated the ability to upload their work to repositories at 0, 0, or 00 out of 00, with the vast majority saying they feel strongly that authors should have this right. The implementation of the author rights pilot saw the number of respondents who would recommend Routledge as a publishing outlet increase by 00% while the average willingness to publish with Routledge on a scale of 0 to 00 increased from 0.0 to 0.0. The shift in response from Library and Information Science professionals towards Routledge's publishing program before and after the launch of this initiative practically demonstrates the enthusiasm for immediate upload of non-embargoed content within the library community...." 