In a two-part special program, Copyright Clearance Center and Elsevier explore how race and racism shape the academic knowledge system. This first segment considers the internal challenges facing publishers and editors – from policies around terminolog…

According to ALA, 2019 saw an alarming uptick in challenged books that included or addressed LGBTQ+ content.

Seeing storytelling in 21st-century terms as a form of data collection

The National Security Council official who led prepublication review for John Bolton’s White House memoir has detailed a troubling chain of events that backed up his claims.

Scholars and their publishers have in common the search for readers. In an information ecosystem inundated by books, journals and social media, readers, too, are always on the hunt for relevant and accessible publications.

John Sargent is a very popular leader. He is approachable and down to earth, plainspoken.

A new white paper assesses the current level of uptake of open access publishing models in those countries and examines barriers to adoption of OA.

“Nobody was ready for [the pandemic]. It’s almost impossible to be ready for something of this nature. But if you have a really healthy organization, and you have caring leadership at the top, usually you get through it,” says Bill Baker,