Protecting the Copyright to a Fault
The American Association of Publishers (AAP) recently filed comments for the Copyright Office’s Study of Section 512 of the Copyright Act, the section of […]
Call for Science Journals to be More Accessible
Scientific journal publishers have long defended their convictions that subscriptions are necessary to finance their operations. However, efforts to extend free access to scientific […]
New Publishing Tool Partnership
A new partnership between Unbound Concepts and Baker & Taylor will help teachers, librarians and curriculum buyers search, identify, and discover content to best serve students […]
New Kid on the Block
The launch of a new digital publishing platform that is incorporating a fully redesigned user experience and state-of-the-art content management system was recently announced […]
New Business Tool Available
A new newsletter has been launched by Business Management Daily. Records Management Today is designed to help professionals achieve the goals of efficiency, security […]
Libraries Under Attack
Scholarly publishing has been a narrative involving crisis, lack of funding, academic egos, and self-preservation. As part of that story, there are victims, villains, and heroes. The Scholarly Kitchen […]
The Publishing World Calls for End to Embargo
Last month, a delegation of approximately 40 American publishing industry representatives met with their publishing counterparts in Havana, Cuba. This historic milestone took place to […]
New Book Details Innovations in Public Access
Information Today, Inc. has released a publication titled, Public Knowledge: Access and Benefits, edited by the late Miriam A. Drake along with Donald T. […]
Did You Ask Permission?
What is piracy? Simply put, it is copyright infringement, infringing certain exclusive rights granted to the copyright holder, such as the right to reproduce, […]