Infodoc MicroVeilleLibrary Publishing in Practice: A Case Study in Open Course Publications
#AcademicLibraries #IoanaLiuta #JenniferZerkee #LibraryPublishing #ScientificCommunication
Sai Gattupalli, Ph.D.If a work is open, does AI have the right to learn from it?
Melissa Chim, Scholarly Communications Librarian at Excelsior University, reflects on how AI is reshaping library publishing — from structured disclosure frameworks to a quiet but serious paradox: the openness that powered the OER movement may now expose authors to losing control over how machines use their work.
A short, clear, and honest read.
🔗 societyandai.org/perspectives/ai-library-publishing/
DOAJ💎 Diamond Survey 💎
Lyrasis, in partnership with the Big Ten Academic Alliance and the California Digital Library have launched a national survey to better understand the US #DiamondOA ecosystem #ScholarlyCommunication #LibraryPublishing
🔗 www.tinyurl.com/mappingdoa
Lyrasis, in partnership with the Big Ten Academic Alliance and the California Digital Library have launched a national survey to better understand the US #DiamondOA ecosystem #ScholarlyCommunication #LibraryPublishing
🔗 www.tinyurl.com/mappingdoa
Timothy ElfenbeinPlease also share with colleagues who may be involved in community-supported publishing.
#OpenAccess #DiamondOA #ScholarlyCommunication #AcademicPublishing #LibraryPublishing #OpenScience #KnowledgeAsAPublicGood
Publishing Service in Times of Crisis: A Case Study of the Academic Library’s Contribution to the New Knowledge Dissemination
#AllaMalshakova #LibraryPublishing #OlenaSkachenko #ScholarlyPublishing #ScientificCommunication #Ukraine #ValentynaMamedova #ValeriiKushnarov
Coalition for Networked InfoThe Library Publishing Coalition is seeking submissions for the 2026 edition of the biennial Library Publishing Directory and invites you to share information about your library’s scholarly publishing activities. Deadline: February 9
ZB MEDThe @ifla has established a new section on Library Publishing. The LIBPUB section provides a dedicated space to advance discussion, collaboration, and visibility around library-led publishing.
Read more 👉 https://www.zbmed.de/en/about/press/latest-news/article/from-network-to-section-library-publishing
#IFLA #LibPub #LibraryPublishing #OpenScience
Read more 👉 https://www.zbmed.de/en/about/press/latest-news/article/from-network-to-section-library-publishing
#IFLA #LibPub #LibraryPublishing #OpenScience
The Library Publishing Coalition invites you to join a discussion on developing AI policies for publications with three expert speakers who will share their experiences in developing an AI policy for their publishing program or service on Nov 20. Register for free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/nALAXZvuTZed8amHeUkdkA#/registration #ScholComm #LibraryPublishing
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Webinar: AI Editorial Policies. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Webinar: AI Editorial Policies. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
✨ Celebrate your publishing program in the #LibraryPublishing Coalition's Library Publishing Showcase Week 2026, a new annual advocacy campaign highlighting the creativity, innovation, and impact of library publishing programs. You may submit anything that shows how instrumental your programs are such as successful publications, OER, student publishing experiences, impactful partnerships, etc.
⏱️ Deadline: Nov 1
Learn more and submit at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc-2pEToKX-twmWq-h13owgO-Ra6NXMeW5QhWeZMafp4gB99A/viewform
Help us Celebrate your Exceptional Work in Library Publishing!
The LPC Showcase Week Task Force invites you to participate in Library Publishing Showcase Week 2026, a new annual advocacy campaign highlighting the creativity, innovation, and impact of library publishing programs. Deadline for submissions: November 1, 2025 Please note that submission does not guarantee inclusion, though we will feature as many programs as we can. Celebrate your publishing program! Showcase Week is an opportunity to publicly share your work and demonstrate how library publishing benefits authors, students, researchers, and the broader scholarly community. You can submit anything that you’d like to promote that shows how instrumental your programs are! Consider submitting: successful publications, flipped journals, OER, or other publications student publishing experiences, innovative programs or processes, impactful partnerships on campus or beyond Or other projects that highlight and celebrate the contributions of library publishing programs within and beyond their communities. Programs are welcome to submit more than one suggestion for inclusion in Showcase Week. Theme For our inaugural showcase week, we are aligning with our forthcoming library publishing advocacy campaign (more information soon!), “Library Publishing Creates.” Specifically, we’re looking to spotlight how library publishing programs create: Impact (e.g. increases visibility of publication, flexible copyright, non-traditional outputs, inclusive authorship opportunities) Learning opportunities (e.g. student publication opportunities, training and support for editorial processes) Cost savings (e.g. free to publish, sustainable publishing ecosystem) Responsive services, tailored to local needs (e.g. how your program specifically fits your institution’s needs). Want to submit to the campaign but not sure what category your submission fits into? Not a problem! You’ll have the opportunity to indicate whether you feel your submission aligns with any of those categories, but there doesn’t need to be an explicit tie-in at this stage. Just submit what you want to highlight and we’ll help figure out how it best fits within the framework of Showcase Week!
Library Publishing Services for Community Authors
https://microblogging.infodocs.eu/2025/10/24/library-publishing-services-for-community-authors/