Atypon: new information security and privacy department
22 May 2017
Atypon says it has expanded its commitment to enterprise-level IT security and privacy, establishing a Department of Information Security and Privacy
Industry trends
Achieving U(X)topia for next-generation product design and marketing
16 May 2017
Generation Z is now – and publishers and technology providers must deliver new products faster, writes Anne Stone
Digital Science opens Russia subsidiary
16 May 2017
Technology company Digital Science has opened a subsidiary company, Digital Science & Research LLC, based in Moscow, Russia
Librarians’ messages to publishers: time to listen?
11 May 2017
What happens when librarians are asked to share their thoughts with academic publishers? That was the question behind research carried out in advance of the UKSG conference in April this year, write Bernie Folan and Claire Grace
The triptych of knowledge liberation – equality, sustainability and community
5 May 2017
It remains a surprising fact to many that most open access publishers do not charge article processing charges, writes Liz Allen
'1,000' academics enrolled to Publons Academy
3 May 2017
Publons, the online network of peer reviewers, has launched the Publons Academy: a free, practical peer review training course aimed at speeding up scholarly communication and improving researcher development
New – CILIP column: Breaking down barriers and building transferable skills
2 May 2017
The UK needs a strong library and information association to represent the sector, champion the difference we make, and develop skills and expertise, writes Kate Arnold
Peer Review 2030: report looks to the future
2 May 2017
In order to effect real, industry-wide improvements to the peer review process, publishers, researchers, funders and institutions need to be willing to experiment with different models, encourage more diversity in the reviewer pool, utilise artificial intelligence and support training and mentoring for peer reviewers
Exploring the evidence
2 May 2017
Rebecca Howland describes the ways in which Cambridge University Press is maximising the benefits of its evidence based acquisition (EBA) model for its customers
Springer Nature initatives support ORCID
28 April 2017
Springer Nature has launched two initiatives in support of ORCID, which gives researchers a unique, personal, persistent identifier that distinguishes them from every other researcher
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