Advancing collective models to unlatch knowledge
Richard Gallagher explains why Annual Reviews' acquisition of Knowledge Unlatched can contribute to a "more resilient and expansive open access ecosystem"
Analysis and opinion
Leading organisational change in times of uncertainty
The world is changing at pace and navigating change with confidence is more important than ever, writes Antonia Seymour
Making access work in scholarly publishing
Tracy Gardner reviews and celebrates five years of GetFTR’s cross-industry collaboration
Evolving to protect the integrity of the scholarly record
Nandita Quaderi celebrates 50 years of Journal Citation Reports, and digs deep into the newly launched 2025 edition
A new social contract: reclaiming ownership of our data
The gap between perceived rights over personal data and the actual power we hold is wider than ever, writes Paulius Jurčys
Interview: “We’ll achieve more working together”
Claire Moulton, CEO of The Company of Biologists, celebrates the organisation's 100th birthday and looks to the years ahead
Predatory journal? How the publishing elite weaponise vocabulary
The term is used by established actors to discredit newcomers and preserve their turf, writes Prof. Emmanuel Andrès
Intercepting Misconduct: Seven Practical Tips for Editors
Victoria Merriman explains how publishers can support editorial board members in safeguarding the scholarly record
The human side of research integrity
Carsten Borchert and Tristan Petit discuss navigating challenges in today’s research landscape
The forgotten stakeholder – the reader
Ashutosh Ghildiyal explains why the reader must come first in scholarly publishing
How can publishers navigate the X-odus?
Katherine Single lays out the many social media options now available for the world of scholarly communications
Beyond metadata: the future of scholarly access
Global library organisation OCLC explains why linked data is essential for research institutions