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
Industry trends
Gender pay gaps persist among leading science publishers
Findings indicate how women are being undervalued by their employers, argue journal editors
Wiley issues position statement on AI content “scraping”
Developers and companies must obtain authorisation before using publisher's content for AI development, training, or implementation
SSP announces finalists for 2025 EPIC Awards
Awards highlight achievements of individuals and teams advancing scholarly publishing through creativity, collaboration, and innovation
New release from Facet: The AI and Data Revolution
"A valuable resource for knowledge managers, information managers, data analysts as well as researchers and students"
How can publishers navigate the X-odus?
Katherine Single lays out the many social media options now available for the world of scholarly communications
Breaking down silos and beating donkeys with carrots
Hannah Baldwin offers her insights from this year's Researcher to Reader conference held in London
eLife wins OpenAthens UX Award
Winner praised for its user-driven approach; Cambridge University Press and Frontiers other finalists
IOPP celebrates International Year of Quantum Science and Technology
Initiative is "raising awareness of how the global quantum revolution is changing our lives for the better"
Copyright compliance and AI awareness “more important than ever”
Latest content usage trends "reaffirm the importance of having a solid copyright policy in place"
Can AI create high-quality, publishable research articles?
Niki Scaplehorn reflects on a three-day 'hackathon' involving 20 students, postdocs, and early-career researchers
Responsible AI in academic publishing
Harry Muncey explains why the responsible use of artificial intelligence is an innovation accelerant and a business asset