Digital Science US Publisher Day 2016
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Why We Have to Work Together on Article Sharing
Phill’s note: If you were eagerly awaiting my promised blog on the differences in scholarly communication culture between subject areas, I’m afraid you’ll have to wait another week. In light…
Increasing the Scope of Researcher Engagement Through Technology
It’s an accepted reality that the role of scholarly publishers with respect to their ultimate customers, researchers, is changing. In 2012, Annette Thomas, then CEO of Macmillan Science and Education,…
On the Benefits of Institutional Identity – A Guest Post by Richard Padley
Richard Padley is the Chairman, CEO and co-founder of Semantico, a specialist software company who creates innovative digital publishing solutions for publishers and information providers. He is known for his passion…
What Do Ice Cream Van Drivers and Publishers Have in Common? They Both Need Business Intelligence
Deepika Bajaj is VP, Publisher Relations at RedLink, a silicon valley based start-up that provides Business Intelligence tools to publishers. Deepika has over a decade of experience across industries (publishing, media,…
What’s so Bad About the Impact Factor – Part 3. What Did You All Say?
We asked you to join the conversation on #IFwhatswrong. Fortunately, some of you did. Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve taken a brief look at…
Digital Science’s Portfolio of Companies Reaches 100 Publishers Milestone
A rapidly growing and diverse range of publishers are partnering with our portfolio companies to adapt to the evolution of scholarly research and communication We are very happy to announce that…
What’s so Wrong with the Impact Factor? Part 2
The self fulfilling prophecy: Oedipus in the arms of Phorbas. In last week’s perspective I asked the question ‘What’s wrong with the Impact Factor? Part 1’.…
SPIE Collection Now Discoverable Across ReadCube
ReadCube have today announced that they’ve teamed up with SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, to enhance the discoverability of 425,000 items from their peer-reviewed journals, Proceedings of…
Predatory Publishing Isn’t The Problem, It’s a Symptom of Information Inequality
What can I do when both parties insist on kicking?, Judge magazine, 1889 One major topic of conversation among publishers and librarians these days is the…
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