Scholarly Boston
May will see the Society for Scholarly Publishing hold its 39th annual meeting
Analysis and opinion
Professional feedback is important data
You never stop growing professionally in the scholarly communications industry, writes Meredith Adinolfi
Building the library of the future
Predicting the future is notoriously difficult, writes Keith Webster
Celebrating academic publishing at LBF
Jacks Thomas, director of London Book Fair, previews next month's event
Stopping the rot
Don’t let your research articles waste away on readers’ hard drives, implores Alexander Naydenov
Fighting misinformation
When it comes to fake news, nobody is talking about the importance of copyright, writes Roy Kaufman
In praise of graph databases
Emil Eifrem looks at how researchers can generate insights from vast datasets with the fast-emerging SQL alternative
Ensuring data accuracy in research organisations
Recently, it transpired that 20 per cent of academic papers on gene research that are based on data collated in Excel spreadsheets have errors,…
Independent publishing: the next big thing?
Broken pact in scholarly communication motivates shifting locus of control, writes Daniel Berze
The Arab dream of new libraries
European and North American countries should pay attention to the development of libraries in Arab countries, writes Rafael Ball
ARM addressing the engineering skills gap
October saw the launch of ARM Education Media, a subscription-based digital content hub offering education kits. Khaled Benkrid tells us more
Burgeoning Bulgaria
Eastern Europe is turning into a technological hub, and academic publishing in Bulgaria and the region is no exception, writes Iliyana Kuzmova