OASPA seeking feedback on open access position paper
Paper outlines biggest barriers to open access publishing and calls for a move "from aspiration to action"
Publishing news
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"
Taylor and Francis initiative publishes 32 open access books
Pledge to Open supports the publication of books that are both free to read and free to publish for their authors
STM launches educational resource centre
New resource offers an industry explainer for the scholarly publishing ecosystem where public understanding remains limited
Interview: Levelling the publishing field
Julia Mortimer describes the inspiration behind Bristol University Press' Global Social Challenges Development Fund
IEEE and Enago partner on AI technology for manuscript checking
First phase of project will provide authors with customised guidance on improving the language of their manuscript
Imperial College London and University of Sheffield partner with eLife
Non-profit says uncapped scheme "promotes greater equity, inclusivity and sustainability" in scientific publishing
AIP Publishing launches new “model for open science”
Model reflects "unwavering commitment to transparency, access, inclusivity, and sustainability in scholarly publishing"
Redefining publishing: why we’re moving beyond the article
The current publishing system doesn’t reflect how science is done – or how it should be assessed, writes Iain Hrynaszkiewicz
Bristol University Press launches Global Social Challenges Development Fund
Initiative designed to democratise access to academic publishing and empower marginalised voices across the globe
Cambridge and Max Planck announce OA book agreement
First agreement of its kind for university press combines evidence-based acquisition with open access funding
Ball State partners with Cambridge University Press for open access
Ball State University Libraries has partnered with Cambridge University Press to expand open access publishing opportunities for faculty, staff, and graduate students