The Monetization Split Reshaping Scholarly Publishing

Scholarly publishing still runs on content access. The next monetization shift sits in the structured links across the corpus. Large publishers are now trying to turn that relational layer into premium products for discovery, benchmarking, funding visibility, and research intelligence.

Knowledgespeak Editorial – Meet the Journal Article’s New Front Door

PDF changed the working life of the scholarly article. It did not diminish the article of record. It made the article more mobile, searchable, measurable, and system-bound. Once PDF became the dominant working format, the article moved differently through the market: into hosting platforms, discovery services, link resolvers, library systems,…

BMJ Group and University of Cambridge partner on healthcare data science education

BMJ Group and the University of Cambridge Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) have announced a partnership to deliver postgraduate‑level healthcare data science courses. The initiative aims to support clinicians in analyzing health data and strengthening evidence‑based decision making. Under the collaboration, selected University of…

ICSTI 2026 Annual Conference to address scientific integrity in the AI era

The International Council for Scientific and Technical Information (ICSTI) will hold its 2026 Annual Conference on August 6–7 in Seoul, South Korea. The event, hosted by the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI), is organized in partnership with the…

Safer Care Victoria selects EBSCO to support Clinicians Health Channel

Safer Care Victoria has selected EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) to provide resources and technology solutions for the Clinicians Health Channel (CHC), an online portal offering healthcare professionals access to evidence‑based clinical information.

The agreement, beginning July 1, 2026, follows a competitive…

NIH appoints Jonathan M. Green as CEO

Jonathan M. Green, M.D., MBA, has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center, the world’s largest hospital dedicated to clinical research. He will assume the role on May 17, 2026. Announcing the appointment, NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya, M.D., Ph.D., noted…

ResearchGate and The Company of Biologists form Journal Home partnership

ResearchGate and The Company of Biologists, a not‑for‑profit publisher supporting the biological sciences community, have announced a new Journal Home partnership covering the publisher’s full portfolio of peer‑reviewed biology journals. The partnership also launches with the Open Access Agreement Upgrade (OAAU). Open access is…

Three projects strengthen no‑fee open access journals in Africa

Reports have been released from three projects aimed at improving the quality and sustainability of no‑fee open access (OA) publishing in Africa. Together, the initiatives support seven journals—five in Ghana and two in South Africa. The projects are part of the three‑year program 'Collaboration for Sustainable Open…

CHORUS Forum examines Trust and Integrity in scholarly publishing

The CHORUS Forum on Trust and Integrity, moderated by Scott Delman, Director of Publications at the Association for Computing Machinery, focused on challenges to trust in scholarly publishing and the role of AI in research misconduct. Speakers addressed threats, opportunities, and potential solutions through policies, guidelines, and…

Asian Journal on Perspectives in Education indexed in 16 databases

The Asian Journal on Perspectives in Education (AJPE), a peer‑reviewed open‑access journal published by Far Eastern University (FEU), has been indexed and abstracted in 16 national and international databases. AJPE was already included in platforms such as Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, ResearchBib Academic Resource Index,…