ResearchGate and Canadian Science Publishing expand OA partnership
CSP has already seen a strong benefit from the activation of the open access agreement upgrade
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Predatory Publishing in 2025
Simon Linacre assesses the state of predatory publishing, 15 years since the term was first coined
Nearly a third of journals reported fraudulent submissions – report
KGL Consulting study gives insights into editorial compensation, gender representation, and operational structures
OASPA recommendations to tackle inequity in OA publishing
Recommended practices 'can mitigate exclusion and make an inequitable system less harmful'
EBSCO releases resource for petroleum studies
Petroleum Source includes valuable full-text journals as well as essential non-journal content
£560 million India scheme a ‘game changer’ for country’s researchers
Some 30 major international journal publishers have been included in One Nation One Subscription initiative
Open access and revenue diversification
OA is squeezing society and smaller publishers. Emma Watkins asks: is there another path to survival?
Company of Biologists renews Read & Publish OA agreement
CAUL is the peak leadership organisation for university libraries in Australia and New Zealand
Sage acquires documentary distributor
Good Docs is a film distribution company promoting social justice through powerful documentaries
SSP launches inaugural EPIC Awards
Categories include publications, marketing, media, tools and products, and impactful social initiatives
Taylor & Francis announces ‘collective funding’ pilot
Collective Pathway to Open Publishing will support authors to publish OA
Diversity in academic publishing: we still have a lot to do
Cait Cullen reports from IOPP's PubCon meeting, where a panel discussed how publishers can support diversity, equity and inclusion in research