JSTOR’s Journal Hosting Program (JHP) was founded in 2011 as a resource for publishers to host current journal issues — and archives — on JSTOR servers. It’s been an affordable way to distribute academic content to researchers and libraries, but JSTOR is closing the...
Whereas Open Access publications tend to be discussed in terms of their utility for researchers, scholarly communities and academic organizations, e.g., universities libraries, the emergence of their underlying models also likely stems from long-term changes in the...
Catherine Baab-Muguira on Doubling Down on Your Ambitions Edgar Allan Poe When Edgar Allan Poe was 17 years old, he and John Allan loaded up the family station wagon with all his clothes, posters, and books, and made the 70-mile trek west to Charlottesville, Virginia....
By: ANGELA COCHRAN Today it was announced that Wiley has purchased J&J Editorial and once again, a major commercial publisher has acquired a previously publisher-agnostic service. If you are not familiar with J&J Editorial, let me provide a brief background....
By: Traci Magnus, realtor for Dunes Properties , Charleston, SC Fort Sumter is one of the main historic attractions in the Charleston area because this location played such a vital role in the Civil War. History buffs who plan a trip to Charleston, S.C....
Taylor & Francis will launch its first Open Research Publishing platform for the Materials Science community, utilizing the publishing model, technology and knowledge pioneered by their open research publishing partner F1000, which they acquired in 2020. This...
Do Vampires Really Exist is by Matthew Wills who has advanced degrees in library science and film studies and has written for numerous publications. It appears in JSTOR Daily. (Poster promoting a circa-1960s theatrical reissue of the 1931 film Dracula via Wikimedia...
Do Vampires Really Exist is by Matthew Wills who has advanced degrees in library science and film studies and has written for numerous publications. It appears in JSTOR Daily. (Poster promoting a circa-1960s theatrical reissue of the 1931 film Dracula via Wikimedia...
Milestones: National Archives (NARA) Celebrates 150 Million Digital Copies in the Catalog According to infoDOCKET "the number of digital copies of our records in the National Archives Catalog has just surpassed 150 million. Digitizing large quantities of our...
Clarivate Shares Its Annual G20 Scorecard for Research Performance According to Information Today "Clarivate released “The Annual G20 Scorecard—Research Performance 2021” (registration required), a report that “examines the research performance of each of the member...
"How to Summon Spirits" is an article by the Editors of JSTOR Daily that explores various articles and stories appearing in "The Spiritualist, a newspaper published from 1869-1882, that was filled with tales of supernatural phenomena and tips for communicating with...
