Biochemical Society’s Portland Press joins CHORUS
Deal will "make publishing workflows more efficient while maintaining the high standards of quality and integrity"
Publishing models
Amy Brand: Publishing for a new era
The director of MIT Press reflects on risk-taking, leadership, innovation and human judgement
The value stack: what will institutions actually be buying in 2030?
Steve Smith asks: after publication, who pays for the context, provenance, and judgment that make research usable?
ResearchGate partners with Science China Press
Participating journals span medicine, physical sciences, mathematics, technology and computing
Researcher to Reader 2027 opens call for papers
Organisers say they are particularly keen to receive proposals from researchers, editors, funders and librarians
Bloomsbury to share in $1.5bn Anthropic AI copyright settlement
According to the publisher, the court has identified 14,087 Bloomsbury titles as falling within the scope of the settlement
Cambridge reaches 75 per cent open access milestone
Agreements "are the engine driving whole-journal flips and taking the scholarly record into the open, permanently"
Springer Nature launches Nature Books imprint
Nature Books will focus on publishing titles aimed at academics, policymakers and funders
Why Annual Reviews bought Underline Science
EXCLUSIVE: Richard Gallagher and Jernej Masnec discuss AI, conferences and the future of scholarly communities worldwide
Taylor & Francis and University of Tsukuba take JIG publishing platform nationwide
Agreement will open article submissions to researchers from universities and research institutions across Japan
Canadian partners unite to strengthen open research preservation
Move represents a significant step towards strengthening Canada's community-owned scholarly infrastructure
Transformative agreements move to the centre of library strategy, report finds
TAs "reshaping the relationship between scholarly publishing, open access, and institutional research priorities"