Has the OA Plateau Arrived?
Two recent reports suggest OA may have plateaued.
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A Strange Trip Through Elsevier
A retracted preprint within Elsevier gets accepted by an Elsevier journal — and the problems are legion
Song: “The Future Is a Foreign Land”
A band finds ways to get a Top 10 movie in two nights, release new music that expands its permissions, and get fans involved
“Taxpayer-funded” Bites Back
Authoritarian-curious politicians are testing the argument as a way to attack university independence
Song: “Independence Day”
A song about independence from domestic abuse has helped thousands.
eLife Execs: Not Fair & Square
eLife execs can't tell it like it is, and their delusions may be what keeps them marginal
Is the AI Bubble Deflating?
The AI bubble is distracting us from what truly transformed the information space
cOAlition S’ Survey Seems Unbelievable
Survey results from a consultant hired by cOAlition S have a new result that seems, well, unbelievable.
It’s Not Just Scholarly Publishing
The gaming industry (and the movie industry) have both suffered from tourists with agendas, as well.
Well, It’s About Time . . .
cOAlition S reveals the TJ program's failures, and a call to stop using APCs