Post-Publishing

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Post-Publishing is a research strand at the Centre for Postdigital Cultures that gathers together researchers and practitioners who, both collaboratively and individually, explore alternative pasts, presents, and futures for publishing.
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Post-PublishingDec 15
Show threadJournalofElectronicPublishingDec 9
In JEP 28(3), co-editors Alyssa Arbuckle @alyssaarbuckle & Janneke Adema @openreflections reflect on editorship in “Valuing the Role of the Editor: Now and in the Future” and dig deeper into an ongoing consideration of AI and editorship: https://doi.org/10.3998/jep.8758 [2/5]
Valuing the Role of the Editor: Now and in the Future

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The Journal of Electronic Publishing
Post-PublishingDec 15
JournalofElectronicPublishingDec 9
We are excited to announce the publication of our JEP 30th Anniversary Special Issue, comprising reflections from our editorial board and edited by Alyssa Arbuckle @alyssaarbuckle and Janneke Adema @openreflections ! https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/jep/issue/439/info/ [1/5]
Post-PublishingDec 15
JournalofElectronicPublishingDec 9
Pssst… it’s our birthday! Happy 30th Birthday, JEP! 🎈
Post-PublishingDec 15
COPIMDec 8

BLOG POST: Simon Bowie writes for LSE Impact blog on the lessons to be learned from the British Library hack: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2025/12/02/dont-rely-on-government-to-save-the-british-library/

'The crisis at the British Library continues to be indicative of a wider crisis in UK Higher Education. Commercial software providers have failed us. The Government continues to offer little support. The only sensible course of action is to invest in people and to build our own community-led systems and infrastructures.'

Don’t rely on government to save the British Library - Impact of Social Sciences

Following a catastrophic hack British Library remains in crisis. Can it recover by refocusing on the people, skills and systems that enable it to function?

Impact of Social Sciences - Maximizing the impact of academic research
Post-PublishingDec 15
COPIMDec 9

NEW POST: 'Infrastructuring Books Together: Notes from the ‘Collective Infrastructures for Publishing’ Event'

Rebekka Kiesewetter describes the October event held at London South Bank University’s Borough Road Gallery, hosted by Copim's Experimental Publishing team & the 'ServPub' pilot project team: https://copim.pub/infrastructuring-books-together-notes-from-the-collective-infrastructures-for-publishing-event/

Infrastructuring Books Together: Notes from the 'Collective Infrastructures for Publishing' Event - Copim

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Post-PublishingDec 3
SimonDec 2
I've got a new piece at LSE Impact Blog today following on from my previous piece about the British Library cyberattack and arguing that, since the UK Government clearly doesn't care about the UK knowledge sector, we need to develop our own community-led tech and infrastructure solutions. https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2025/12/02/dont-rely-on-government-to-save-the-british-library/
Don’t rely on government to save the British Library - Impact of Social Sciences

Following a catastrophic hack British Library remains in crisis. Can it recover by refocusing on the people, skills and systems that enable it to function?

Impact of Social Sciences - Maximizing the impact of academic research
Post-PublishingDec 3
COPIMDec 3

Join our Experimental Publishing Group for a HYBRID WORKSHOP: Extending Knowledge and Publishing Infrastructures in and from Africa

📆 8–9 December 2025
📍 Nairobi, Kenya

Event includes 3 panels that are open to remote participants

More information, plus online registration 👉 https://buff.ly/TDFC5iG

Post-PublishingDec 3
COPIMDec 3

NEW POST: from the Experimental Publishing Group documenting the 'Database as Book and Lively Community Archive' experimental book pilot.

Based on discussions with the project team on how the different institutional backgrounds of the collaborators (or their lack) shape work on the pilot project. Audio recordings of the discussion are included in the post: https://copim.pub/instituting-database-as-book-and-lively-community-archive/

Instituting ‘Database as Book and Lively Community Archive’ - Copim

This blogpost documents how diverse institutional contexts shape collaboration in the ‘Database as Book and Lively Community Archive’ experimental book pilot …

Copim
Post-PublishingDec 3
Gary HallDec 3

'The Independent #Intellectual vs #PostingZero and the #deadinternet' my short, ten minute introduction to SCREENSHOT BABEL, a workshop I ran with Ester Freider as part of The Cyberbaroque: A Neologism-Based Symposium, is now available on my Media Gifts blog:

http://garyhall.squarespace.com/journal/2025/12/2/the-independent-intellectual-vs-posting-zero-and-the-dead-in.html

Organised by Everyone is a Girl (EIAG) (https://everyoneisagirl.cargo.site/), and held at Anomalous in #London on November 20, 2025, the symposium explored the idea of the cyberbaroque allegory (https://everyoneisagirl.substack.com/p/i-lost-track-of-what-is-real-personas) through presentations, a reading, a workshop, and a film screening.

Post-PublishingNov 27
COPIMNov 27

Join our Experimental Publishing Group for a HYBRID WORKSHOP: Extending Knowledge and Publishing Infrastructures in and from Africa

📆 8–9 December 2025
📍 Nairobi, Kenya

Event includes 3 panels that are open to remote participants

More information, plus online registration 👉 https://buff.ly/TDFC5iG