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Can publishers deliver APC infrastructure demanded by stakeholders in the OA ecosystem? Or should they find a partner?
Literature monitoring is a key component of pharmacovigilance – and a special challenge. Here’s how text mining can help.
As Open Access has evolved, article processing charges (APCs) have become increasingly complex for authors to understand and manage.
Inside the largest comparative study of text mining abstracts vs. full text articles.
How can information professionals incorporate more tacit knowledge alongside traditional information resources? Jill Shuman investigates.
In order to get the insights you’re looking for, you have to have a clear idea of your goals beforehand.
Researchers are valuable customers as decision makers, and the content they produce is the lifeblood of scholarly publishing.
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
Publishers depend on librarians for revenue and end users depend on librarians for access to content.
New research from Outsell suggests standalone content usage statistics are not enough. Here’s what information managers actually want from usage data.