Our Programme Our Speakers Our Sponsors Accommodation & Travel Publishers’ Licensing Services (PLS) has provided rights and licensing services to the publishing industry since 1981. A non-profit collective management organisation, owned and directed by the four main UK…
Our Programme Our Speakers Our Sponsors Accommodation & Travel Lunch will be served in the Podium Restaurant to the right of the main entrance. Please collect your badge from the Registration Desk in the Lobby. Deansgate Suite 1&2 Keynote Speaker: Suze Kundu How…
ALPSP is pleased to work closely with a number of organizations in the industry, through collaborations, reciprocal agreements, representation and partnerships.
ALPSP has a broad and diverse membership publishing books, journals, databases and other products. We provide a full and varied programme to help all our members keep up-to-date with industry developments and the skills they need to be successful. We offer virtual training workshops, webinars and…
ALPSP is a not-for-profit organization and is governed by the board of directors which is responsible for the management of the business and provides strategic direction.
This group is a collaborative safe space where university presses of all sizes, can work together to the benefit of the whole community. University Presses should strive to work collectively together to overcome barriers and create one strong voice.
This Special Interest Group focuses on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in scholarly publishing. Generative AI is a strong force for change that we should understand, develop, and apply appropriately. The explosion of generative AI has important implications for academic publishing across…
We have a multitude of special interest groups now available to join, bringing together nearly 1,000 participants across the scholarly publishing community.