It is an Uphill Battle
Change is not for the lighthearted. Just ask anyone in the publishing business. Today change is occurring faster than it ever has before. Technology’s […]
Can the Wizard Cast His Spell Again?
The book industry has to be holding their breath on the latest Harry Potter installment, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, that was released recently. […]
New Ways to Collaborate
Kristen Ratan and Adam Hyde have launched the Collaborative Knowledge Foundation (CKF), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to evolve how scholarship is created, produced and reported. This […]
Publishing Reports Show Growth
The United States book and journal publishing industry generated $27.78 billion in net revenue for 2015. This represents 2.71 billion units. The American Association of Publishers […]
Monographs in the Digital World
A daughter’s interest in monographs spurred her mother to learn more than she ever thought she needed to about this declining literary form. This interesting […]
Navigating the Access Obstacle Course
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is the security and business discipline that enables the right individuals to access the right resources at the right times and […]
Dealing in the Dark
We have all heard about the darknet, the Web content that exists on overlay networks which use the public Internet but which require specific […]
Augmented Reality Provides Perks to Reality
Let’s face it: book stores are having a tough time of it. With e-books and the generation of digital content, those still interested in perusing […]
Open is Not Free
The proponents of open access argue that the taxpayers have paid the invoice and therefore deserve the product. They are referring to the scientific research […]
Protecting Your Own Work
The impact of Sci-Hub continues to be realized as copyrights and Creative Commons issues play out in the real world. The Scholarly Kitchen brought us this […]