#neu in unserem Bestand: "Language and the Knowledge Economy: Multilingual Scholarly Publishing" https://hbz-ulbms.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/49HBZ_ULM/1qrskqt/cdi_proquest_ebookcentral_EBC31696499
Infos zum Buch: https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003413066
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As part of our ongoing commitment to innovation in #ScholarlyPublishing, we are thrilled to collaborate with the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) to bring you an exciting #Webinar 
Thursday, March 27 2025 
2 PM (UK time).
Read the full article to learn more about this insightful discussion on increasing journal #Discoverability with #ScienceOpen:
https://blog.scienceopen.com/2025/03/reaching-new-audiences-with-scienceopen-an-ease-case-study/
ScienceOpen Blog · Reaching New Audiences with ScienceOpen: An EASE Case Study - ScienceOpen BlogAs part of our ongoing commitment to innovation in scholarly publishing, ScienceOpen is thrilled to collaborate with the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) to bring you an exciting webinar this Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 2 PM (UK time). Join Our Webinar: Expanding Your Journal’s Reach Whether you’re looking to boost readership, increase submissions, or maximize citations, discoverability is key. ScienceOpen’s cutting-edge platform provides editors and publishers with interactive tools to enhance visibility in an open-access environment with nearly 100 million article records. This free webinar will showcase how EASE is leveraging ScienceOpen to promote its journal European Science Editing. ScienceOpen is also publishing and hosting the conference submissions for the 17th and 18th EASE Conference as part of a dedicated EASE General Assembly and Conference Series collection to keep the content broadly accessible. Led by Stephanie Dawson, ScienceOpen’s CEO, this session will explore innovative ways to engage wider audiences, enhance journal discoverability, and utilize tools such as one-click sharing, recommendations, reviews, lay summaries, and curated collections with real-time metrics. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and enhance your publishing strategy. Register now for the webinar!
Open access, open infrastructures, and their funding: Learning from histories to more effectively enhance diamond OA ecologies for books
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As member of the ICOLC Coordinating Committee, I'm pleased to share our official statement addressing e-book business models following Clarivate's announced changes. Our committee's position, informed by 500+ libraries worldwide:
Permanent access is essential
Library-vendor collaboration must improve
Collection development flexibility is non-negotiable
Competitive marketplace benefits all stakeholders
Read the complete statement: https://icolc.net/statements/aligning-e-book-offerings-library-needs-call-dialogue-and-respect
#Libraries #ICOLC #ScholarlyPublishing #OpenAccess
icolc.netAligning E-Book Offerings with Library Needs: A Call for Dialogue and Respect | ICOLC Website The International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC) acknowledges the complex business decisions e-book vendors face in today’s evolving market. However, as customers, we firmly believe that these decisions must align with the core values and mission of libraries and library consortia. As representatives of approximately 200 library consortia worldwide, ICOLC is committed to advocating partnerships that prioritize the needs of libraries and their communities.
Knowledge Production and Intellectual Property: A Perspective on Scientific Publications in the Capitalist System
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New Slaw column piece by PKP Founder John Willinsky -- "Is it Time to Protect the Public Interest in Research?"
"Yet, I wish to raise a couple of recent turns that suggest it may be time to consider a measure of legal oversight around research misconduct that comes to light through retractions."
Check it out: https://www.slaw.ca/2025/03/18/is-it-time-to-protect-the-public-interest-in-research/
Slaw · Is It Time To Protect the Public Interest in Research? - SlawIn the world of research, journal publishers are occasionally compelled to “retract” a published article. It may contain errors that posting a “correction” won’t sufficiently address, may utilize falsified data, may have been published elsewhere, may have been plagiarized, or may have been otherwise compromised. Yet the retracted paper does not disappear. It retains its […]
Are you interested in #AI and #LLMs and #MachineLearning in #ScholarlyPublishing? Read the ROR and @crossref series of blog posts on automatic large-scale metadata matching of text strings to identifiers. https://ror.org/tags/matching/
HUP publishes three #openaccess journals. One of them is 'Estetika: The European Journal of Aesthetics', which has just released its newest issue!
The issue features three critical notes and four research articles. Check it out at: https://estetikajournal.org/40/volume/62/issue/1
"Open Divide Lecture Series – Critical Perspectives on Open Access & Scholarly Publishing": Vortragsreihe 2025/2026, die sich mit den Herausforderungen, Widersprüchen und Entwicklungen im Bereich Open Access und wissenschaftliches Publizieren auseinandersetzt https://opendivide.hypotheses.org/open-divide-2025-2026-speakers-and-topics #OpenAccess #ScholarlyPublishing
Open DivideOpen Divide 2025/2026 — Speakers and TopicsIn 2018, Open Divide: Critical Studies on Open Access examined the transformation of scholarly communication, questioning dominant narratives and highlighting unresolved controversies. Now, seven years later we, Joachim Schöpfel (Université de Lille, France), Ulrich Herb (Saarland University, Germany), and Niels-Oliver Walkowski (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg) launch a twelve-month lecture series as a foundation for a … Continue reading "Open Divide 2025/2026 — Speakers and Topics"
Join us for a hands-on workshop exploring new models of #ScholarlyPublishing in #DigitalHumanities at the University of Zurich (April 30, 2025 14:00–17:00):
Workshop on Open Access, Open & Community Peer Review: Rethinking Scholarly Publishing in the Digital Humanities
UZH Event PortalWorkshop on Open Access, Open & Community Peer Review: Rethinking Scholarly Publishing in the Digital Humanities30th April 2025 , 14:00 - 17:00 | University of Zurich, Main Building, Rämistrasse 71, 8006 Zurich, Seminarraum KOL-G-212
Motivations and barriers to publishing open access book chapters and monographs: An institutional perspective
microblogging.infodocs.euMotivations and barriers to publishing open access book chapters and monographs: An institutional perspective – InfoDoc MicroVeille
The fourth hashtag#FNSO call for projects on open scientific publishing is open !
You have until May 21, 2025 to submit your project!
Check out this preview of what's coming in Open Journal Systems version 3.5!
After working with user feedback, we have a lot of exciting updates to share with you. Be sure to check the description for chapters and resources.
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I just learned about @OpenAlex¹ as an alternative to Google Scholar, WoS, Semantic Scholar, etc.
I had been looking for a privacy-respecting and Free Culture alternative to for-profit providers.
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Since the 1980s, scholarly journals have increasingly denationalized & anglicized their titles to boost international visibility. This trend aligns with indexing policies of Web of Science & Scopus, favouring English-language journals.
https://doi.org/10.1002/asi.24989
Is global reach worth the loss of local identity?
Want to help shape the future of #OpenInfrastructure for #Scholarly communities?
The Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (#POSI) group is conducting a public consultation for revisions toward a version 2.
The consultation is not just for POSI adopters but for all, and is open until March 5th -- contribute your input here: https://openscholarlyinfrastructure.org/public-comment-v2/
The Principles of Open Scholarly InfrastructureProposed POSI 2.0 revisionsA request for public comment on proposed revisions to POSI.
Academic Quality or Commercial Concern? The Role of APCs in Open-Access Communication Studies Journals
microblogging.infodocs.euAcademic Quality or Commercial Concern? The Role of APCs in Open-Access Communication Studies Journals – InfoDoc MicroVeille
I bang on about this, but saying "no" immediately is almost as good as saying "yes." Speaking as an editor, I love it when potential reviewers refuse shortly after being invited (it's even better when they suggest others we might ask in their place). Waiting weeks to say "no" is the worst and, along with late reports, is a major reason that peer review takes so long.
Happy #ILovefs day, or week in our case 
We're still checking the hashtag & contributors out there!
PKP thanks hundreds of people & organizations helping to bring #FreeSoftware & #OpenAccess to global #ScholarlyPublishing with us over 25 years.
Thank you! #OpenJournalSystems, #OpenMonographPress & #OpenPreprintSystems are freely available for non-commercial journal, book & preprint publishing!
... We're still doing this every day, and always will!