Can I Share? The Need for Repository Policies

Just as with science, the world of academic publishing is full of cause and effects. We had a recent blog post regarding ResearchGate and whether or not science and social media can coexist. This rise in academic social media presence and a desire to share material...

Can Science and Social Media Coexist?

A new fight is brewing in the world of scholarly publishing and it is centered on ResearchGate. For those who don’t know, ResearchGate is arguably the world’s largest social media website for scientists and science writers—used by some 60 percent of academics. In...

ISMTE Recap: Open Access, Sense About Science USA, and Preprints

Last week, the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors held its annual meeting in Denver. The event marked a 10-year anniversary for ISMTE, and organizers rose to the occasion, packing the schedule full of thoughtful, engaging presentations on topics...

All Hail the Open Access Button

Scholarly publishing has seen numerous innovations over the last few years.  With journals branching more and more into open access and self-publishing options, publishers are always looking for a new way to stay ahead of the curve.  The latest trend being employed by...

Can Glasstree Break Through the Traditional Publishing Model?

There has been a revolution in the publishing industry in the last ten years. For better or worse, publishing has become easier thanks to the growing popularity of self-publishing. In a 2015 article on her website, Jane Friedman, CEO and Co-Founder of Open Road...