News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 9/7/26 – 9/11/26
Gold open access takes the crown, publishers update AI guidelines, and the latest Pulse of the Library report
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The Open Stacks
Gold open access takes the crown, publishers update AI guidelines, and the latest Pulse of the Library report
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CUP names new executive director, EBSCO and OverDrive team up, and a new LibGuide on the environmental impacts of AI
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Wiley goes all-in on Emerald, EBSCO and Kortext team up for perpetual access, and tips for ALA Annual
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ALA workers vote for union, more government grant shenanigans, and defining today's end user
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Sales reports galore, pirate website Anna's Archive takes a hit, and the 100 best novels of all-time
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A win for NEH grants, EBSCO and GetFTR team up, and university presses select titles for the US's 250th
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Hopkins Press and BioOne merge, publishers sue Meta over copyright, and the latest library systems report.
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Hachette employees form union, new small press sales dashboard, and how AI is changing user behavior with scholarship
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ALA shares the latest State of America's Libraries report, CACTUS adds automated image integrity checks, and CAUL reaches 100,000 OA articles
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Bloomsbury reorganizes business lines, Wiley lends a hand for publishing operations, and Frontiers releases AI guidance
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The IMLS vs. the Trump administration, the current state of library-publisher relationships, and a push for open data
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OpinionArchives finds a new home, journal submissions up last year, and AI use on campus is still...complicated
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