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The best Scholarly Publishing newsletters

5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

the-geyser.com· weekly· Published yesterday

The Geyser offers opinionated commentary on scholarly publishing, open science, and the role of commercial and Big Tech interests in research. It also includes podcast episodes and updates on the authors' work on a science-reliability venture.

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newsletter.journalology.com· weekly· Published 4 days ago

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.

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robotscooking.substack.com· irregular· Published 8 months ago

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.

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blog.oa.works· irregular· Inactive for over a year

OA.Works Blog is the newsletter of the Open Access tools organisation behind OA.Report and ShareYourPaper, covering product updates, shutdown announcements, and open access policy compliance work. Readers get news about the organisation's tools, case studies with funders and research organisations, and reflections from its leadership.

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blog.writefull.com· irregular· Inactive for over a year

A company blog from Writefull covering product updates, feature explanations and partnerships for its academic writing tools. Readers get tips on using AI-assisted language feedback in Word and Overleaf, plus comparisons with general-purpose AI tools.

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