Publishing Platforms: Competition, Collaboration or Interoperability?
Is the growing number of platforms and tools actually making life easier for publishers and researchers?
Publishing models
Bloomsbury Open Collections: The Impact So Far
Phoebe Murphy-Dunn showcases the sustainability and resilience of collective-action OA models for books
Cambridge Core passes one billion scholarly research downloads
Cambridge also reported moving to a 95 per cent print-on-demand model for new academic book titles
Charleston Premiers: 10 approaches to the changing research landscape
Ten presentations, five minutes each – a snapshot of innovation across scholarly communications
Charleston 2026: Follow the money to understand publishers’ priorities
Earnings calls offer librarians a revealing perspective on suppliers’ strategies, Doug Way told Charleston Conference
Charleston 2026: Securing a fair return in the AI economy
Libraries and publishers must recognise what they have built together, Rosalyn Metz tells Charleston Conference
Funding and publishing barriers persist for LMIC researchers, report finds
LMICs’ share of the world’s published researchers at more than half, compared with 13% in 1994
Ad Fontes Science develops journal reliability rating system
New approach aims to support collection decisions, publishing strategies and research assessment
Open Research Europe relaunches under CERN with expanded eligibility
Collective funding model extends publishing access to more than 2.5 million scientists
New Jisc framework helps leaders on AI adoption
Guidance addresses institutional priorities, responsibilities and risks across teaching, research and administration
RI webcast to explore competition, collaboration and publishing platforms
Join on 10 November to explore what it will take to build a more connected scholarly publishing ecosystem
NIH selects KGL to develop platform for replication research journal
Journal will publish work aimed at improving transparency and reliability of the scientific record