Networking, Collaborating and Learning
The first day of the Data Harmony Users Group (DHUG) ended with several case studies providing insight and inspiration for the variety of uses […]
Open Access and Sustainability
As more publishers consider the open access model, looking closer into collective action models in academic publishing might be in order. The Scholarly Kitchen […]
The Future of Scholarly Societies
Many scholarly societies, like many academic institutions, are facing challenging times. Some of that can be blamed on COVID-19, but not all of it. […]
Open Access is Changing
As more publishers consider the open access model, looking closer into collective action models in academic publishing might be in order. The Scholarly Kitchen […]
Open Access to Musical Compositions
Open access has extended to music and that makes many people happy, especially during this time of isolation in the COVID-19 pandemic. This news […]
American Library Association and Digital Scholarship
The concept of openness in scholarship is shared by many in the academic, library science and publishing worlds. A newly released book takes a […]
Webinar: Open Access Monographs
The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) 2020 calendar of educational events continue to offer valuable educational opportunities. If you are a member, your development budget […]
Information Management in the Pandemic
The technology industry, especially the information management side of things, has been in the spotlight as it has taken a leadership role in the midst […]
Collaboration Among Researchers
Open access has taken on a new and important role admist the COVID-19 pandemic. Scientists around the world are in the spotlight openly and […]
Open Access Models and Sustainability
The virtual event, “Seeking Sustainability: Publishing Models for an Open Access Age,” was originally developed as a pre-conference for the annual UKSG conference, which […]