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Publishers are left with a cancelled check as funders who demanded journals flip to OA now pull support for the APC model, Gates makes a “U”-turn to preprints, and evaluating publisher partnerships is complex it turns out. This month's issue of The Brief: ce-strategy.com/the-brief/ca…
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99% informative. 1% snark. The March issue is out. ce-strategy.com/the-brief/pe…
New in The Brief: Are we at Peak Special Issue? Also: It turns out (wait for it) publishers are good at publishing
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Good breakdown on expenses at one university. I think anytime journal acquisition budgets are discussed, there should be a ratio showing the library budget vs. A. Landscaping, B. Athletic department, C. Highest paid coach, D. President's salary wsj.com/us-news/education/br…
Today's chaos in the House is a reminder that the verb "table" means the opposite in American (to take a motion off the agenda) as opposed to UK English (to put a motion on the agenda) washingtonpost.com/politics/…
Looking forward to this discussion!
What does the future hold for #OpenAccess? At the #STMOpenShift Dinner & Conference 2023, C&E’s @mtclarke will be moderating the Oct. 17 panel: "Achieving open, visible, and impactful research at scale. Where have we got to and what’s next?" Full program: hubs.ly/Q024b86X0
In September’s issue of The Brief – the Elsevier-DEAL agreement is a missed opportunity, the American Chemical Society had a busy month, and it's Happy 5th Anniversary for Plan S
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Unlike reports that are mere market sizing exercises, this report provides a deep dive on the policy and market drivers in one of the world’s most important scientific markets. An essential backgrounder for your organization’s board, editorial boards, and publishing leadership
Does your organization have business and editorial goals related to #STMPublishing in China? C&E and Nicko Goncharoff of Osmanthus Consulting have created an indispensable and in-depth #ChinaSTM #ScholarlyPublishing report to help you meet them. hubs.li/Q02275ZC0
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Did you miss the @CScienceEditors 2023 Annual Meeting #AuthorExperience session featuring @collyann12, @romybeard, Dr. Julia Kostova, and @TJonesKershaw? See a snapshot of session takeaways in this article from CSE: hubs.li/Q021rLyc0 #sciencepublishing
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If you are attending #ALPSP2023, don't miss a session with Nicko Goncharoff of Osmanthus Consulting on September 15th: "OA China: Positioning publishers to succeed in the world's largest market for articles" (Session 10). hubs.li/Q021Glw_0 #OpenAccess #ChinaSTM
That ancient Egyptians wore (orange ribbed) socks with their sandals is somehow comforting smithsonianmag.com/arts-cult…
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How do your "customers" differ from your "audience," and your "audience" from your "target audience"? Dive into these distinctions and how they play into #AudienceStrategy for publishers and associations in the latest article from C&E Perspectives: hubs.li/Q020p1-s0
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I think someone could also do a very interesting rhetorical analysis re how these same critiques were made 10+ years ago and ppl who made them labeled anti-OA or worse vs today's editors who are praised for making the same critiques.
Another group of editors protest the flip to full OA. And, mention subscriptions but seem completely unconcerned that the subscription model can make a publisher more profit than an OA one. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
I am pleased to present the July issue of The Brief, in which congress moves to defund the Nelson Memo due to wokeness and cOAlition S decides, after years of pushing publishers to OA, it no longer likes the APC. Can't make this stuff up
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Our July issue of The Brief was just released! This quote sums up the impact of recent (and dramatic) changes in #ScholarlyPublishing. Explore the issue to find out more about those changes and how publishers and research communities are adapting. hubs.li/Q01Zrg1F0
