News: Academic Publishing Weekly, 10/4/26 – 10/9/26
Informa announces plans for T&F, AI pilots and partnerships, and commemorating Banned Books Week
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The Open Stacks
Informa announces plans for T&F, AI pilots and partnerships, and commemorating Banned Books Week
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Congress defends research spending, publishers team up to protect copyright, and contemplating AI ghost authorship
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New AI position at publisher, more titles flip to open, and introducing The Independent Press Top 40 list
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Congress says no to research cuts, McGraw Hill welcomes new CEO, and "hot takes" for 2026
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Sage sells Lean Library, the NIH polices grant proposals, and PEN America reveals most banned books of the last four years
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The TAF team highlights 10 of our favorite episodes of the year
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Reviewers (allegedly) use LLMs on conference papers, challenges in academic publishing, and even more year-end book lists
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Impelsys acquires Delta Think, AI skepticism increases in research and publishing, and a victory for IMLS
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Highlighting popular episodes with our listeners in the past year
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Contemplating the open access publishing landscape, Google releases Scholar Labs, and celebrating the latest book awards
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2025's Highly Cited Researchers list, celebrating University Press Week, and the best AI tool hacks in the biz
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OUP acquires Karger, Pledge to Open releases 32 new books, and the Baillie Gifford Prize for Nonfiction crowns a winner
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Clarivate releases the latest Pulse of the Library report, new AI guidelines from Wiley, and a university press book cover spotlight
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