News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 7/26/21 – 7/30/21
Pearson drops a student app, a dive into digital pollution, and the COVID-induced spread of OER
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 7/19/21 – 7/23/21
Volunteerism in scholarly publishing, audiobook engagement surveys, and the transformative-ness of transformative deals
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 7/5/21 – 7/9/21
Bookshop.org profits remain strong, universities take on predatory journals, and the ebook pricing conspiracy suit continues
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 6/28/21 – 7/2/21
Higher ed sees revenue gains, fall office opening plans, and the question of the journal impact factor
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 6/21/21 – 6/25/21
AUPresses elects new president, Big Deals get a hard look, and UNC insists on more controversy
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 6/14/21 – 6/18/21
Inclusive access survives a lawsuit, educators oppose attacks on critical race theory, and the peer-review compensation debate continues
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 6/7/21 – 6/11/21
OverDrive acquires Kanopy, OUP shutters its printing arm, and a look at Sci-Hub
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 5/31/21 – 6/4/21
Bookstore links up with scholarly presses, the ebook embargo faces attack, and audiobook trends continue to grow
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 5/24/21 – 5/28/21
Unionization efforts for equity, publishing's surprising resilience, and your future books of the summer
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 5/17/21 – 5/21/21
Clarivate will acquire ProQuest, AUPresses spotlights university press design and production, and Amazon sends e-content to libraries
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 5/10/21 – 5/14/21
Meeting the digital demand, replacing BookExpo, and facing cyberthreats
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News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 5/3/21 – 5/7/21
Knowledge Unlatched continues to unlatch, academic jargon takes another hit, and a cartoon calls out higher ed culture
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