22 – 29 September Marketing and ScholComms news round up
This week, discussion of peer review is rife in light of Peer Review Week. Is it better to replace human reviewers with machines?
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Emma James
- 4 days ago
- 7 min
Peer Review Week 2023: Is scholarly publishing prepared for open peer review?
Is the scholarly publishing ecosystem equipped for open peer review? How are publishers embracing open peer review? Learn more in our post.
Emma James
- Sep 22
- 3 min
8–22 September Marketing and ScholComms news round up
X may soon introduce paid subscriptions for users to continue using the platform. Crossref has acquired the Retraction Watch database.
Megan Taylor
- Sep 11
- 2 min
ALPSP 2023 - we're ready and raring to go!
We're raring to go for ALPSP 2023! Discover our top 5 sessions ahead of the event.
Emma James
- Sep 8
- 2 min
August 25 – September 8 Marketing and ScholComms news round up
Snapchat is experiencing rapid growth this year. The US Copyright Office is investigating if more AI regulations are needed.
Megan Taylor
- Sep 7
- 4 min
The role of sensitivity readers in academic publishing
How does sensitivity reading impact inclusivity and diversity in research? Top tips from Director of Content and Research, Megan Taylor.
Megan Taylor
- Sep 6
- 1 min
Join us for a fun Manchester walking tour at ALPSP 2023
Join The International Bunch for a quirky walking tour of Manchester to celebrate the start of ALPSP 2023.
Emma James
- Aug 25
- 2 min
August 11 - 25 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
The Scholarly Kitchen explores the impact that artificial intelligence may have on the publishing workflow. Consumer confidence is rising.
Emma James
- Aug 11
- 2 min
July 28 – August 11 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
The next SSP New Directions in Scholarly Publishing Seminar has been announced. Jisc is launching a review of open access.
Emma James
- Jul 28
- 2 min
July 14 – 28 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
Twitter has rebranded to ‘X.’ More than 53% of marketing managers say they are sidelined when making strategic decisions.
Emma James
- Jul 14
- 2 min
June 30 – July 14 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
Welcome to our handpicked selection of marketing and scholcomms news from the past two weeks. These are all free to access articles, so...
Emma James
- Jun 30
- 2 min
June 16 – 30 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
55% of marketers use artificial intelligence for content creation, a journal retracts 80 papers after peer review fraud investigations.
Emma James
- Jun 27
- 3 min
#PrideMonth2023: LGBTQ+ DEIA - the current scholarly communications landscape
Is the scholarly communications community where it should be regarding DEIA for the LGBTQ+ community?
Emma James
- Jun 16
- 2 min
June 2 – 16 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
When presented with an email, only half of people can identify if it has been written by AI. The SSP 2023 annual meeting is explored.
Emma James
- Jun 2
- 2 min
May 26 – June 2 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
The Workplace Equity Survey for 2023 is now live; UKRI issued new guidance for its open access policy.
Emma James
- May 26
- 3 min
May 12 - 26 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
The Scholarly Kitchen shares some of the key trends to emerge from meetings throughout Spring 2023 in scholarly communications.
Emma James
- May 12
- 4 min
April 21- May 12 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
Most CMOs don’t have confidence in their sales and marketing models. The Scholarly Kitchen shares more about STM Trends 2027.
Megan Taylor
- Apr 26
- 4 min
London Book Fair 2023: scholarly publishing highlights
Discover the highlights from the research and scholarly publishing forum at London Book Fair in our blog post.
Emma James
- Apr 24
- 5 min
March 31-April 21 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
Jay Flynn talks paper mills, T&F and transparent peer review, a 1/3 of marketers do not have upskill opps and firms wasting energy abandoned
Emma James
- Mar 31
- 2 min
March 24-31 Marketing and ScholComms weekly round up
This week, 47% of Gen Z consumers avoid brands that aren’t accessibility-friendly. A new publishing industry survey is launched.
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