All Stories

  1. Paper mills, fraudulent authors, and editorial responses
  2. The past, present and future of publishing: Observations to celebrate ALPSP's 50th year
  3. The evolution, benefits, and challenges of preprints and their interaction with journals
  4. Publishing during pandemic: Innovation, collaboration, and change
  5. Dealing with difficult authors
  6. Is filtering censorship?
  7. What did early career researchers ever do for us?
  8. Plan S and the Impact on Journal Editors
  9. Journal development: Why and how?
  10. How prevalent are plagiarized submissions? Global survey of editors
  11. HANDBOOK for Journal Editors
  12. A sting in the tail?
  13. Training Editors-in-Chief: Supporting Strategy and Success
  14. Why journal editors need to balance the desire for quality against the need for diversity
  15. An overview of scholarly publishing attitudes as published in Learned Publishing
  16. What influences the regional diversity of reviewers: A study of medical and agricultural/biological sciences journals
  17. Readers - what readers?
  18. Redundant publication and salami slicing: the significance of splitting data
  19. Diversity, inclusivity, and accessibility (in scholarly publishing)
  20. Are some so-called "predatory" journals providing a valid publishing solution for researchers?
  21. Are publishers failing as a service industry?
  22. Open Access: Who Pays
  23. A consideration of the costs of peer review and its return-on-investment for publishers and academia
  24. Is the impact factor the only game in town?
  25. An opinion piece about the role and influence of grey literature in the area of scholarly publishing
  26. Editorial: 350 years and how are we doing?
  27. The big picture of STM publishing
  28. The status and future of the African journal
  29. Is anyone stealing your articles? Exploding copyright myths
  30. The status and future of the African journal
  31. Journals - the wrong model for Africa?
  32. Not such an open or shut case?
  33. Using digital libraries to provide online access to social science journals in Latin America
  34. African Journals OnLine (AJOL)
  35. Increasing the Visibility of Published Research: African Journals OnLine
  36. African Journals OnLine (AJOL)
  37. Increasing the Visibility of Published Research: African Journals OnLine
  38. International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications: Facilitating Scientific Publishing in Developing Countries
  39. Two-way traffic: information exchange between the developing and developed world
  40. E-journals: developing country access survey
  41. Editorial debate: Free information?