C4DISC Guidelines on Inclusive Language and Images in Scholarly Communication This month, C4DISC is releasing a resource to deepen reflection and help people in the scholarly publishing world improve the way in which they navigate through DEI challenges: the Guidelines on Inclusive Language and…
Building Strategies for Managing Partnerships and Institutional eBook Sales, Monday 24 and Tuesday 25 June 2024. Aimed at professionals whose work involves ebook sales, marketing, licensing or otherwise involves work with academic library vendors and ebook models.
REGISTRATION CLOSED This course provides an essential overview to identify key concepts and trends for library acquisitions, content providers and their strategies and models, and the challenges these may create for publishers. It will also outline methods and processes a publisher can use to ask…
British Institute of Radiology response to COVID-19 The British Institute of Radiology (BIR) will be fast-tracking peer review for any submissions relating to COVID-19 to any of their journals. Accepted papers will be published via a CC-BY licence with all APCs waived. Off-campus access to readers…
Bristol University Press, the UK-based social science publisher, has renewed its partnership with KGL PubFactory, the digital hosting division of KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd., extending a successful collaboration that began in 2021. The renewal reflects the strong relationship between the two…
Bristol University Press has launched the Global Social Challenges Development Fund to support marginalised voices in academic publishing and make vital research accessible to all. The initiative aims to helps fund language editing, mentorship and open access publication for scholars in the Global…
Brill Ebooks Now Available in the OASIS and Rialto Marketplaces Through ProQuest, librarians can acquire 19,000 scholarly titles focused on the humanities, social sciences, international law and more Librarians can now acquire titles from a collection of more than 19,000 sought-after Brill ebooks…
