NEWS
Phill Jones joins Emerald as CTO
22 March 2018
Emerald Group has appointed Phill Jones, formerly director of publishing innovation at Digital Science
Publishing news
ANALYSIS & OPINION
Time for accessible journals
16 March 2018
It’s time for scholarly publishing to get accessible, writes Bill Kasdorf
ANALYSIS & OPINION
All about the process
15 March 2018
Content agility is the first step to digital transformation, writes Steffanie Ness
ANALYSIS & OPINION
Whispering into a hurricane
15 March 2018
When you want to say something, a good communication strategy is crucial, says Audrey McCulloch
NEWS
Painting the town red
14 March 2018
SSP planning big celebration to mark 40th anniversary
NEWS
Open access is the future – Springer Nature survey
12 March 2018
The overwhelming majority of professional staff in research institutions and libraries across the globe view open access as the future of academic and scientific publishing
NEWS
Readers all a-twitter over the smell of books
7 March 2018
The Research Information twitter account, @researchinfo, has been inundated with visitors after we posted a link to a chart that reveals the chemistry behind the aroma of books
ANALYSIS & OPINION
Challenging the definitions of publishing
2 March 2018
Academic libraries are increasingly launching their own publishing programmes, explains Sarah Lippincott
NEWS
New student editor for Learned Publishing
1 March 2018
The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers and the Society for Scholarly Publishing have announced a student editor position for their journal, Learned Publishing
NEWS
Elsevier working on traditional Chinese medicine
28 February 2018
Elsevier has announced it is working with Beijing University of Chinese Medicine to create a new taxonomy for traditional Chinese medicine in Embase, the biomedical literature database
Pages
Interview
Danny Kingsley, deputy director at Cambridge University Library, looks back at her early days at Australian National University – and forward to the many challenges facing librarians
Feature
While researchers, publishers and funders warm to data sharing, issues over misuse, citation and credit remain, reports Rebecca Pool