News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 9/28/26 – 10/2/26
The NIH invests in reproducibility, NSF shares open data for AI models, and the top 50 publishers in the world
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The NIH invests in reproducibility, NSF shares open data for AI models, and the top 50 publishers in the world
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Preprint repository arXiv receives funds for independence, a new journal for community studies, and the latest StatShot report
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Elsevier adds to LeapSpace, September brings new CEOs, and Peer Review Week investigates capacity issues
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Gold open access takes the crown, publishers update AI guidelines, and the latest Pulse of the Library report
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The second digital transformation, nonfiction book award lists roll in, and Wiley "delivered the quarter [it] planned for"
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Debating human vs. AI-generated work, new NISO metadata guidance, and the literacy world remembers Dolly Parton
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NIH proposes to minimize peer review, Elsevier shares new guidance for GenAI, and Japan adds research to OpenAlex
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U.S. Publishing revenue was up last year, OverDrive buys Divibib, PALCI releases interoperability guide
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PUP licenses content for AI, Register of Copyrights job in jeopardy again, Springer Nature reports strong first half
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OpenAI makes latest models free to researchers, open book publishing wins, and celebrating award longlists
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Anthropic AI copyright settlement, Cambridge reaches 75 percent OA, and the latest publishing revenues report
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Annual Reviews buys Underline Science, MIT Press debuts journal NeuroNexus, and a survey on how the “zero-click search” is impacting research
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Clarivate makes a strategic divestment, Hachette employees form a union, and the scholarly community responds to the OMB
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