Transcript: A Compass For the Scholarly Publishing Journey
A watch is handy for meeting trains and catching planes, but a compass will get you where you’re going.
Reading the Data Compass
The guiding role of metadata in an increasingly complex scholarly research ecosystem
Transcript: Reading the Data Compass
The guiding role of metadata in an increasingly complex scholarly research ecosystem
Transcript: Science 2.0
From enumeration of animal species living in every corner of the globe to identification of fossil remains of ancient creatures, scientific inquiry looks from the present day into the very dimmest past. Science can’t see into the future – not yet anyway. The responsibility to make the future a place that is welcome, inclusive, and full of understanding lies with all of us.
Transcript: Data Quality Imperative
Data quality is fundamental in a data-driven decision-making world
Transcript: The Content Authenticity Initiative
More and more, people trust information less and less.
Transcript: Preprints, Retractions & The Scientific Record
A peer-reviewed article published this month in PLOS ONE has examined what happens in the scientific record when journal-published versions of articles are retracted in cases of research previously available on preprint servers.
Transcript: Book Supply Chain Check-Up
Transcript: Book Supply Chain Check-Up I LISTEN TO PODCAST h PDF Transcript Interview with Brian O’Leary, Book Industry Study Group For podcast release Monday, May 9, 2022 KENNEALLY: When the Book Industry Study Group met in April for its first in-person...S&S Q1 Sales Soar
S&S CEO Jonathan Karp said that refinements made to its metadata have improved sell-through, boosting the bottom line.
Transcript: Ethics in Publishing Gets Its Own Journal
Fresh air and sunlight are said to be the best disinfectants. The recently launched GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing offers plenty of both.