Using AI to solve business problems in scholarly publishing
Author: Michael Upshall Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are widely used today in many areas, and are now being introduced into scholarly publishing. This art...
Étiquette : Scholarly Publishing
Investigating SSH Research and Publication Practices in Disciplinary and Institutional Contexts. A Survey-Based Comparative Approach in Two Universities
Authors : Florian Baye, Juan Gorraiz, Christian Gumpenberger, Arantxa Itúrbiden, Isabel Iribarren-Maestro, Steve Reding In this paper, we comparatively analyze,...
If Research Libraries and Funders Finance Open Access: Moving Beyond Subscriptions and APCs
Authors : John Willinsky, Matthew Rusk Following the examples of SCOAP3, in which libraries fund open access, and eLife, in which funding agencies have begun to...
The Two-Way Street of Open Access Journal Publishing: Flip It and Reverse It
Authors : Lisa Matthias, Najko Jahn, Mikael Laakso As Open access (OA) is often perceived as the end goal of scholarly publishing, much research has focused on ...
Implementing publisher policies that inform, support and encourage authors to share data: two case studies
Authors: Leila Jones, Rebecca Grant, Iain Hrynaszkiewicz Open research data is one of the key areas in the expanding open scholarship movement. Scholarly journa...
From closed to open access: A case study of flipped journals
Authors : Fakhri Momeni, Nicholas Fraser, Isabella Peters, Philipp Mayr In recent years, increased stakeholder pressure to transition research to Open Access ha...
Let It Flow: The Monopolization of Academic Content Providers and How It Threatens the Democratization of Information
Author : Dana Lachenmayer The monopolization of academic journal publishers concentrates power and valuable information into the hands of a few players in the m...