Evaluating Multilingual Metadata Quality in Crossref – InfoDoc MicroVeille

[CONFERENCE] Practicing Experimental Books: Celebrating Copim’s Book Pilots

The programme is organised around themed sessions:

1️⃣ Infrastructuring
2️⃣ Open Peer Reviewing
3️⃣ Binding

Kenotes: Simon Dumas Primbault (CNRS), Amanda Wyatt Visconti (Scholars’ Lab UVA Library), & Bob Stein (Founder of Tapestry)

Get your ticket now! FYI one ticket covers both days 🎫

More info on our website 👉 https://buff.ly/zX0kSlC

#OpenAccess #OpenBooks #ScholarlyPublishing #ExperimentalPublishing

#scienceouverte #ScholarlyPublishing
[BLOG] Participation de Episciences au Global Summit on #DiamondOA (Bengalore, Inde)
📌 Raphaël Tournoy a présenté @episciences lors du workshop "Repositories & Preprints as Diamond OA"
📌 Delphine Crubellier a commenté le poster "Episciences: Bridging Open Repositories for Diamond OA Publishing Workflows and Enhanced Metadata Interoperability"

Lire le billet ▶️ https://www.ccsd.cnrs.fr/2026/03/participation-de-episciences-au-3rd-global-summit-diamond-open-access-a-bangalore-en-inde/

Publishing Service in Times of Crisis: A Case Study of the Academic Library’s Contribution to the New Knowledge Dissemination – InfoDoc MicroVeille

"I prefer the publish-review-curate model over the traditional submit-get rejected-submit somewhere else-get rejected-submit somewhere else model."

Found myself writing the above when a journal editor asked me to weigh in on accept/reject for a manuscript I reviewed.

Stay tuned as additional advocacy is in the works for the publish-review-curate model! #scholarlyPublishing

The evolution of Baltic scientific journals – InfoDoc MicroVeille

Peer Community In and Peer Community Journal: A Two-Step Diamond OA Process Giving Research Communities Back Control of Publishing – InfoDoc MicroVeille

The London Book Fair is here 📚

Discover book collections from AEUP members and the AEUP catalogue on ScienceOpen — featuring Amsterdam, Firenze, Leiden, Leuven, and Westminster University Presses, with TU Delft coming soon.

#LondonBookFair #ScholarlyPublishing #OpenAccess

📣 PKP announces Max Planck Society support for 2026 - 2028 @maxplanckgesellschaft

"... the MPDL has been a prominent advocate for global transition to #OpenAccess, consistently promoting sustainable approaches to #ScholarlyPublishing that prioritize public value and strengthen researchers’ ability to share and advance knowledge."

Thank you Max Planck for leading by example, and for investing in #OpenInfrastructure!

Learn more: https://pkp.sfu.ca/2026/01/27/max-planck-support-agreement/

Public Knowledge Project Announces Multi-Year Support from the Max Planck Society for 2026 to 2028 - Public Knowledge Project

PKP announces new agreement with Max Planck Digital Library, supporting free, open-source, community-led scholarly infrastructure today.

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📢 Who owns scholarly publishing?

On March 25, 2026 (5:00 PM CET), Vincent Larivière (UNESCO Chair in Open Science) will speak in the lecture series Open Divide – Critical Studies on Open Access about corporate control of scholarly publishing, journal prestige, and the need for collective infrastructures.

👉 Details & registration:
https://opendivide.hypotheses.org/866

#OpenAccess #OpenScience #ScholarlyPublishing #OpenDivide

Who owns scholarly publishing?

We warmly invite you to the twelth event in the lecture series Open Divide – Critical Studies on Open Access, taking place on March 25, 2026, at 5:00 PM (CET)We look forward to the lecture: 🎤 “Who owns scholarly publishing?” by Vincent Larivière 👉 Abstract: Corporate control of scholarly publishing has been a heated topic over … Continue reading "Who owns scholarly publishing?"

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