JMIR calls for papers on misinformation in scholarly publishing
JMIR Publications issues a call for papers on misinformation in scholarly publishing and renews its flat-fee open access agreement with six UK universities.
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JSTOR introduces alt text tools for digital image collections
JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services launches new alt text tools and Seeklight workflows to help libraries improve image collection accessibility and meet WCAG standards
Elsevier updates generative AI policies for authors and editors
Elsevier updates its generative AI policies for journal authors, reviewers and editors to ensure research integrity, transparency and strict confidentiality.
Taylor & Francis integrates with OA Switchboard
Agreement will see publisher share standardised metadata for all newly published journal articles
Taylor & Francis launches Plain Language Reviews
Product aimed at non-specialist audiences including caregivers, healthcare professionals and policymakers
Springer Nature reports strong first-half growth
Growth across journals portfolio, continued expansion of transformative agreements and increasing use of AI
Springer Nature content integrated into OpenEvidence under new agreement
Peer-reviewed scientific and medical content available through the AI-powered clinical decision support platform
Qassim University signs open access agreement with Taylor & Francis
Deal covers hybrid and open access journals across Taylor & Francis, Routledge and Dove Medical Press portfolios
Springer Nature reports continued growth in TAs and OA publishing
Publisher signed 19 new transformative agreements and renewed 17 more during the year, bringing total to 101 agreements
Biochemical Society’s Portland Press joins CHORUS
Deal will "make publishing workflows more efficient while maintaining the high standards of quality and integrity"
ResearchGate partners with Science China Press
Participating journals span medicine, physical sciences, mathematics, technology and computing
Bloomsbury to share in $1.5bn Anthropic AI copyright settlement
According to the publisher, the court has identified 14,087 Bloomsbury titles as falling within the scope of the settlement