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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Informa announces plans for T&F, AI pilots and partnerships, and commemorating Banned Books Week
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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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NIH funding lags, university presses share Iran reading lists, and understanding open source research software (OSRS)
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MLA leader steps down, AI in publishing processes, and Sage and Springer Nature share publisher reports
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Cambridge goes corporate, publishers welcome new leaders, and the persisting gender gap in nonfiction
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"Human-authored" logo hits shelves, UK publishers contend with AI licensing demand, and ALA staff begin unionization efforts
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Clarivate flirts with cutting loose Life Sciences & Healthcare, Ingram aims to fill B&T gap, and Nature launches AI Award
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Publisher partnership expansions, new AI working group, and how to sustain diamond open access
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US research funding updates, Cambridge advocates for AI licensing rules, and publishers reach OA milestones
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Predatory Reports reaches 20,000 journals, Bookshop.org expands its reach, and W.W. Norton acquires Thames & Hudson’s college list
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The latest release of the State of Open Data Report, GetFTR utilizes AI tools, and reading lists on US immigration
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