The Projekt DEAL program inks its third major research-publishing agreement, as Elsevier signs a five-year transformative agreement.
Artificial Intelligence: Elsevier Releases ‘Scopus AI’ for Researchers
The Elsevier Scopus research database has released ‘Scopus AI’ for scholarly writers to explore, promising speed and responsibility.
The Netherlands’ Elsevier: Global Accessibility Certification
As Benetech’s iconic certification turns five years old, the research giant Elsevier receives its Global Certified Accessible designation.
Climate: Martin Predicts Carbon Emission Labels on Books
Exclusive to Publishing Perspectives: Elsevier’s Rachel Martin, speaking at a climate conference, predicts carbon labeling on printed books.
Madrid’s Readmagine: Skill Sets and ‘Human-Centric Digital Innovation’
First organized in 2006, Spain’s innovation-themed Readmagine industry-facing conference is set for June 7 to 9 in Madrid.
UAE: Sharjah’s Book Authority Establishes a Board of Directors
Bodour Al Qasimi leads a newly named board of directors, appointed to support and oversee the work of the Sharjah Book Authority.
Elsevier’s Cell Press and Hong Kong Polytechnic To Publish ‘Nexus’
The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals are a specifically named element of the coverage that ‘Nexus’ is meant to publish.
AI and the Book Business: AAP’s Annual General Meeting
Maria A. Pallante’s outline of AI’s considerations for publishing was the highlight of AAP’s 2023 annual meeting, streamed from Washington.
Germany’s ResearchGate: Now Integrated With ‘GetFTR’
Enabling publishers ‘to manage their entitlement information in content syndication,’ GetFTR opens an opt-in with ResearchGate.
London’s Sadiq Khan on the Climate: ‘Buy My Book’
London mayor Sadiq Khan pitches his book to the publishing industry, a potential ally in the United Kingdom’s response to the climate crisis.