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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Discussing Open Access Week's theme, survey on AI use by publishing professionals, and tracking federal funding cuts to academic research
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The biggest publishers in the world, thoughts on ChatGPT for its three-year anniversary, and podcasts join Altmetric
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In September we looked at how AI innovations are shaping book publishing in the Sciences
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Researchers share mixed feelings on AI, the latest Serials Price Projection Report, and the current state of interlibrary loans
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Anthropic case reaches settlement, Cundill History Prize finalists announced, and the Readerlink and Baker & Taylor deal falls through
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Microsoft’s AI marketplace for publishers, Clemson University Press turns 25, and a new prize for early-career researchers
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Commemorating Peer Review Week, an analysis of authors' AI use, and another UP closure
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Anthropic case roadblock, Bucknell University Press closure, and book awards continue
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August's series featured tips on communicating the value of academic libraries to administration.
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United2Act Phase 2, OA Recommended Practice opens for comments, and industry award updates
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Potential settlement in Anthropic's copyright lawsuit, new revenue sharing model from Perplexity, and a look at last year's publishing sales
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Positive DEI news, a university press relaunch, and new book model from JSTOR
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