Vera MünchDec 14, 2024
„We are creating a platform that provides GenAI and
AI features for literally every product in our portfolio”
Interview mit Oren Beit-Arie, Senior Vice President beim britisch-amerikanischen Analyseunternehmen Clarivate™,
zu dem u.a. ProQuest™ und ExLibris™ gehören #bibliotheken #libraries #verlage #publishers #science #publishing #future #wissenschaft #forschung #research #publishinginfrastructure
https://www.b-i-t-online.de/heft/2024-06-interview-beit-arie.pdf
Timothy ElfenbeinJun 17, 2024

Interesting piece, as always, from @esetera on future scenarios for the technical infrastructure of scholarly communication. I'm contemplating, as always, what parts of this visions comport with HSS publishing (quite a bit), and what parts don't (quite a bit).

#ScholarlyPublishing #PublishingInfrastructure

https://www.robotscooking.com/the-challenges-of-researcher-driven-publishing/

The Challenges and Opportunities of Researcher-Driven Publishing

In recent years, the landscape of scholarly communication has experienced significant shifts. Among these changes is the rise of preprints, which have made the publishing process more accessible by simplifying many of its complex components. While this shift is largely positive, it also brings a unique set of challenges. By

Robots Cooking
Timothy ElfenbeinSep 5, 2023

Great piece by @mellymeldubs introducing the "Hacking the Cultural Industries" series, a collaboration between the online magazine Public Books and the Post45 Data Collective. Melanie introduces the series and then dives into BookScan, the book-sales data collection service and its commercial and cultural significance.

#PublishingInfrastructure #HumanitiesData #Publishing

https://www.publicbooks.org/where-is-all-the-book-data/

Where Is All the Book Data? - Public Books

Industry is already using data to remake culture. To reverse the tide—to make culture more equitable—we need to decode that data for ourselves.

Public Books
Timothy ElfenbeinJun 8, 2023

OA Books Network has a new blog series, asking publishers to discuss their why they chose specific platforms. First post is by mediastudies.press director, Jeff Pooley, on using PubPub. I’m

#ScholarlyPublishing #OpenAccess #PublishingInfrastructure

https://openaccessbooksnetwork.hcommons.org/2023/06/08/the-case-for-pubpub/

The Case for PubPub – Open Access Books Network