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"
Global divide
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
Researcher to Reader conference programme announced
Keynote will focus in openness and research integrity – with discounts available for academics and librarians
Interview: Levelling the publishing field
Julia Mortimer describes the inspiration behind Bristol University Press' Global Social Challenges Development Fund
From niche model to publishing standard
Carrie Webster, VP for Open Access at Springer Nature, reflects on 25 years of progress for the publishing model
Research4Life and CLOCKSS partner to link access with preservation
Project aiming to strengthen local research ecosystems and promotes sustainable access to vital scholarly content
Bristol University Press launches Global Social Challenges Development Fund
Initiative designed to democratise access to academic publishing and empower marginalised voices across the globe
C4DISC calling for working group volunteer members
New working group being set up to amplify equity, inclusion, diversity, and accessibility in scholarly communications
“Merit and relevance of research should be determined by visibility and impact”
Akhilesh Ayer – Cactus Communications CEO – reflects on pressing issues for the industry, the global south, and his hopes for the future
Springer Nature India partnership “to strengthen research integrity”
Academic engagement programme designed to equip academia, researchers, and scholars with globally benchmarked tools
CCC announces strategic collaboration agreement in Africa
Move "supports identification of organisation affiliations to help improve the tracking of research output from African institutions"
Navigating India’s expanding research landscape
One Nation, One Subscription represents a strategic opportunity for global publishers, writes Tracy Gardner