As many as 2 billion people around the world speak English, making it the world’s most widely spoken language. On April 12 and 13, the Oxford World English Symposium will explore the many varieties of English spoken around the globe.
A novel scholarly publishing model from the oldest publishing house in the world aims to open entirely new territory in the research journey.
“The challenges the UN SDGs set out to address are things that need to be informed by high-quality academic research,” says Springer Nature’s Nicola Jones.
Plain Language Summaries move published research beyond the basic definition of Open Access – availability – toward a more ambitious goal of understandability.
Efforts continue across the US to ban books in public libraries and in schools.
Too much information. If that’s driving you insane, then you should know there are ways to focus and filter for information success.
A shift from analog to digital voices would lower production costs, lead to greater choice in titles, and mean a lot less work for Hollywood actors between pictures.
The digital revolution has given a rocket boost to how we communicate, says Gen Z Explained co-author Roberta Katz.
Communication in digital media requires agility from both the creator and the audience.
The New Normal must be adapted to an environment that requires us to be more inclusive, more tolerant, and more resourceful.