From mandates to platforms: Have funders lost patience with publishers?
Publishing platforms from The Wellcome Trust, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the European Commission alter Open Access.
3 Steps to Turn Analytics into Actionable Insights
In order to get the insights you’re looking for, you have to have a clear idea of your goals beforehand.
Using Data Analytics to Drive Strategy for Corporate Customers
Publishers have a vague sense that there’s opportunity in the corporate market, if only they could identify how to reach it.
Practical Steps for Creating a Corporate Copyright Policy
Ordinary office exchanges can violate copyright rights and result in costly lawsuits or settlements. Here’s how to respect copyright in the workplace.
Using Data Analytics to Drive Strategy in the Research Space
Researchers are valuable customers as decision makers, and the content they produce is the lifeblood of scholarly publishing.
Copyright Office Modernization Bills Wending Their Way Through Congress
5 things you should know about Bill H.R. 1695, “The Register of Copyrights Selection and Accountability Act,” as it makes its way to Senate for final vote
Using Data Analytics to Drive Strategy in the Academic STM Library Space
Publishers depend on librarians for revenue and end users depend on librarians for access to content.
What Types of Usage Data do Information Managers Actually Want? [Research]
New research from Outsell suggests standalone content usage statistics are not enough. Here’s what information managers actually want from usage data.
Latest Happenings from Resource Access for the 21st Century (RA21)
What’s in store for the future of RA21? Jenny Walker shares the updates on the program’s three pilot initiatives.
What Is Real Art? The Debate Continues
“Aerosol art” is at the center of a court case that could set a precedent for what qualifies as “real art” protected under the Visual Artists Rights Act.