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A weekly-style briefing on scholarly publishing business news, covering market share data, Taylor & Francis divestment, and sector developments such as preprint policies and open access. It gives readers analysis of commercial publisher strategy and practical context for journal and portfolio decisions.
The blog of Open Book Publishers, a non-profit UK open access academic press, sharing essays on water, knowledge equity and the press's own history and practices. Readers get accessible takes on research themes alongside behind-the-scenes insight into running an open publishing house.
Adam Hyde's newsletter covers how humans and AI agents can collaborate, drawing on his scholarly publishing background and his team's work building agent teams at pure.science. It also promotes PurePub.ai, a free online conference on AI in academic publishing.
Lorcan Dempsey's newsletter posts informal, working excerpts from his commentary on the LIS Forward position paper, covering library studies, the informational disciplines, and the iSchool. Readers get a researcher's candid reflections on how library and information science relates to wider academic fields and institutions.
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