Pew: E-Reading Surges, But Print Is Hanging On

from Publishers Weekly, by Andrew Albanese, January 16, 2014

Getting Open Access Embargoes Right: Rational Policy Must Be Evidence-Based

from the Scholarly Kitchen, by David Crotty,  December 18, 2013

British Library uploads a million archival images for free use

from CBCBooks, December 13, 2013

This Takes the Prize — Editor of New Luxury OA Journal Boycotts Luxury Subscription Journals

from the Scholarly Kitchen, by Ken Anderson, December 11, 2013

Twitter's Value as Measure of Scientific Impact Encounters New Doubt

from the Chronicle of Higher Education, by Paul Basken, December 10, 2013

Nobel winner declares boycott of top science journals

from the Guardian (UK), by Ian Sample, December 9, 2013

The STEM Crisis: Reality or Myth?

from the Chronicle of Higher Education, by Michael Anft, November 11, 2013

Librarians Accuse Harvard Business Publishing of Unfair Prices

from the Chronicle of Higher Education, by Christopher Shea, November 11, 2013

Should the Journal of the Medical Library Association (JMLA) Stop Using PMC As Its Publishing Platform?

from the Scholarly Kitchen, by Kent Anderson, October 30, 2013

Openness to Textbook Alternatives is Growing

from Library Journal, by Steven Bell, October 2, 2013

Does Green Open Access Rot the Brain?

from the Scholarly Kitchen, by Joseph Esposito, October 23, 2013

How science goes wrong. Scientific research has changed the world. Now it needs to change itself.

from the Economist, October 19, 2013

US Federal Open Access Rulemakings To Come

from the Scholarly Kitchen, by David Wojick, October 21, 2013

QuickWire: Acrimony Accompanies Dickinson Papers to Online Archive

from the Chronicle of Higher Education, by Lawrence Biemiller, October 22, 2013

Digital takeover: not if but when: Art books for tablets will leave printed works as elite items

from the Art Newspaper, by Edward Lucie-Smith, October 17, 2013