Notes from the 2024 Charleston Conference Attending the 2024 Charleston Conference from November 11 to 15 in Charleston, South Carolina, was an unforgettable experience. The event buzzed with energy as librarians, publishers, and vendors came together to share ideas Read More
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In the vast and expansive digital world, the importance of keeping track of records or data cannot be understated. That is where Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) come in! As a unique, unchanging digital fingerprint for a Read More
The principal impediments to scientific inquiry within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are the insufficient support for innovative concepts and their valuation, which are marked by a degree of seriousness. This lack of support for Read More
It is said knowledge is power, but also needs to be acknowledged is that this power often comes with a hefty subscription fee attached to it. When it comes to academia, access to scholarly journals Read More
How would the ONOS scheme address the current disintegration in journal access? Will it do anything to boost innovation and global collaboration? Is this scheme sustainable and will it really address the issue of equitable Read More
The scholarly publishing landscape thrives on innovation, collaboration, and mission-driven approaches. Drawing from decades of experience, Lauren Kane, CEO of BioOne, joins host, President, Global Academic & Publisher Relations, CACTUS, on an episode of the Insights Read More
Graphical Abstracts are a relatively new, yet often mandated feature in journal publishing. Here we bring you some of our frequently asked questions about graphical abstracts. Q: Are graphical abstracts useful because attention spans are Read More
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects an estimated 7 million U.S. children (11.4%) between the ages of 3 and 17 as of 2022 (CDC: Data and Statistics on ADHD). ADHD can persist into adulthood, with approximately 15.5 million U.S. adults (6.0%) Read More
Did you know that Editage Insights celebrated it’s 11th birthday this month? Just getting together with our editorial team virtually brought laughter, sighs, and maybe a few tears as we shared our best memories Read More
Consider the radical transformation in how we access news and information over the past decade, or even just the last five years. We’ve transitioned from relying on traditional, scheduled sources like newspapers and television Read More