By Edward Nawotka, Editor-in-Chief
At Publishing Perspectives we’re always working hard to expand the range of topics we cover that are relevant to the future growth of the publishing industry. As discussed in today’s feature story on the recent STM publishing conference in London, STM publishing offers several models that are relevant to the overall trade, as well as the continuing growth of the sector. And when it comes to digital publishing, STM publishers have been working digitally for far longer than the trade and are often at the vanguard of new innovation.
So, tell us, which STM-related topics would you like to see us cover in more detail in the future? Which are most urgent? And why? Let us know in the comments.
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I am a blogger with budding interests to get published. With the new frontiers of digital publishing, how can I get published? Do I still need a literary agent? How do I go about acquiring one when I am a lowly high school English teacher? What genres of writing are popular right now?
How about covering the success of PLoS ONE as a model for successful journal publishing, starting in STM and now spreading into other fields, like the social sciences through Sage Open?