Open Access and Ownership
Open access has been a hot topic of late. Our friends over at The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting information to us in their article, […]
NISO and NFAIS Merger Announced
Recently plans were released to merge NISO (National Information Standards Organization) and NFAIS (National Federation of Advanced Information Services) this summer. This interesting news came to us from […]
Webinar: Hype or Value?
The Association of Learned & Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) is hosting a new educational webinar series in 2019 titled, “What is Hype and What […]
Choose Your Words
Today is Valentine’s Day. When I think of romance, I think of literature. If the word for a book-lover is a bibliophile, what is […]
Push Back on the Open Library
The Writers’ Union of Canada (TWUC) joined with partner organizations, the U.S. Authors Guild (AG), the U.K.’s Society of Authors (SoA), and the International […]
The Future of Scholarly Communications
There are changes taking place in scholarly communications. What is the end goal? Is it worth the journey? The Scholarly Kitchen brought this interesting information […]
Peer Review and Research
Peer review is considered the last, great, closed part of the research life cycle. But what is the inspiration for professionals to spend their […]
The Different Realities
Though virtual reality is fairly common and in fact, in many homes these days, it still feels very much like sci-fi to me. Augmented […]
The Misinformation Around Print and Digital
As digital content continues to rise in popularity over the years, it is assumed that convenience and cost are the main drivers. Some professionals believe […]