Open access and revenue diversification
OA is squeezing society and smaller publishers. Emma Watkins asks: is there another path to survival?
Publishing models
Company of Biologists renews Read & Publish OA agreement
CAUL is the peak leadership organisation for university libraries in Australia and New Zealand
Taylor & Francis announces ‘collective funding’ pilot
Collective Pathway to Open Publishing will support authors to publish OA
Review in the age of generative AI
Generative AI technologies can offer sustainable and impactful solutions, writes Markus Kaindl
INTERVIEW: Democratising science
Christian Box of Karger Publishers reflects on 20 years in the industry and his hopes for the future of scholarly communications
Successful transformation comes from within
Charlotte Talmage reflects on a panel discussion on how publishers can manage change
Meeting the needs of today’s digital native researchers
Jeff Stonefield explains why researchers need to be firmly at the centre of product and system development
Ten years of Transformative Agreements
Julian Wilson asks: are TAs delivering on their promise for open access?
Transforming research for an Open Science world
IET's Research Solutions are helping to transform research for an Open Science world
“Publishing isn’t just a single stepping stone”
Sophie Goldsworthy met Tim Gillett to discuss all things scholarly, the forthcoming Oxford Intersections series, and her love of landscape photography
‘So much in the current system discourages best research practice’
Octopus founder Alexandra Freeman explains how the platform will "change the culture to one that is more collaborative than competitive"
Three US organizations reflect on their transition to OA
In the US, the pace of transition to OA is accelerating. An increasing number of libraries are signing transformative agreements (TAs) that support authors to…