Observing open access
Achieving change forces us to embrace new initiatives that renew our progress, writes Daniel Hook
Publishing news
What does the Web of Science tell us about Plan S?
Nandita Quaderi summarises findings from The Plan S footprint: Implications for the Scholarly Publishing Landscape
OA education ‘needed for Chinese researchers’
Chinese researchers need a lot more education on the potential benefits of open access publishing, according to a new industry report
Norway deals boost research strategy
The country of Norway has signed two major deals to further its national scholarly communications strategy
Publishers’ views sought for survey
Publishers are being asked for their opinions for research that will be reported at this year's UKSG Annual Conference, to be held in Telford…
California dreamin’
Looking out into the vast Pacific Ocean from the SSP venue in San Diego will be an ideal opportunity to reflect on the (literal)…
APE organiser wants foundation to continue event
Arnoud de Kemp, founder of the APE conference, has revealed his plans to create a foundation to continue the event way into the future
Springer Nature and ResearchGate announce agreement
Springer Nature is to collaborate with ResearchGate on what the two organisations are calling innovative access models for scientific content
Report questions Plan S implications
A report exploring the implications of Plan S on the scholarly communications industry has been published by the Institute of Scientific Information
‘Researchers: stop signing away your copyright’
David Prosser was interviewed as part of Research Information's report The Scholarly Publishing Research Cycle
Mixed reactions to Wiley German deal
Concerns have been raised over a new publishing deal between Wiley and a German consortium of 700 research institutes, libraries and universities
Rogue peer review – a polysemy in the making
Lou Peck discovers that a challenging issue is also increasingly complex – but there is also plenty to be celebrated