Filter & Sort
Preventing a 'Digital Dark Age'
Universities and nonprofits are building a "preservation ecosystem" to ensure today's research can benefit scholars of the future.
Open Access at Both Ends
Dozens of liberal arts colleges come together to form Lever Press, a book publishing imprint that promises to be open access for both authors and readers.
Opinion
My Lab Is in the Cloud
Humanities scholars conduct their research in an arena that is flexible, efficient and cost-effective, and they should be funded accordingly, writes Elizabeth A. Lehfeldt.
'The Right Thing to Do'
The disability studies scholars behind guidelines on accessibility in publishing gain their first endorsement from a university press.
ProQuest Acquires SIPX
The researcher and library service provider makes another investment in simplifying the discovery of scholarly content with the addition of the Silicon Valley-based start-up.
Blogs, Essays or Both?
U. of Michigan researcher finds that different formats for assignments result in notably different qualities of writing.
JSTOR, Daily
New daily online magazine from the digital archive seeks to be "where news meets its scholarly match."
Opinion
OER Beyond Voluntarism
The drive for open educational resources is unlikely to take hold without more commercial support and incentives for faculty members and other stakeholders, Brian Jacobs argues.