English dominance in scholarly publishing declines, new languages gain ground
A new study reveals English dominance in scholarly publishing has dropped to 85%. Discover why Indonesian and Spanish are rising while French declines
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Liverpool University Press adopts Wiley’s Research Exchange platform
Liverpool University Press becomes the first third-party publisher to adopt Wiley’s Research Exchange platform to enhance integrity and scale publishing
IOP Publishing and Turkey sign nationwide open access agreement
IOP Publishing and TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM sign a 3-year deal for unlimited open access publishing across 236 Turkish universities. A major step for open science
IGI Global, University of Rhode Island sign open access agreement
IGI Global and the University of Rhode Island signed the agreement to reduce APCs for faculty and boost research visibility via CC BY licensing.
Emerald and PRME partner to launch journals on responsible management
Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) is an initiative of the United Nations Global Compact
Emerald and Purdue University launch impact series
Co-branded books aim to showcase Purdue research driving real-world change beyond traditional citation metrics
Bloomsbury opens office in Singapore
Operation will focus on developing closer direct relationships with higher education institutions in Asia
Wiley and CAUL announce three-year read and publish agreement
Renewed partnership enables open access publishing for researchers at 50+ institutions in Australia and New Zealand
EBSCO Information Services and American Geosciences Institute Create GeoRef
Resource combines AGI’s expert geological indexing with full-text access to leading journals and magazines
American Physical Society launches APS Open Science
Journal aims to provide a community-driven platform that broadens recognition for high-quality physics research
Oxford University Press announces agreement to acquire Karger
Agreement to "extend the reach and impact of Karger’s leading academic and research publishing in medicine and health sciences"
Cambridge demands radical change in academic publishing
University press calls for collective action to ensure academic publishing becomes more open, equitable and sustainable