Interview: Tom Spears, Journalist Covering predatory publishers via stings and reporting, and lessons learned
Predatory Publishers Expand to Video Looking for higher fees, the predators have followed publishers into multimedia
Colleges & Corruption: It's Complicated The signals sent by sanctioned corruption might have fostered the admissions scandal
Are Libraries Disrupting Themselves? Rejecting deals may look like a power move, but not if doing so triggers a new value chain
Facebook Goes for the Jugular Billions of users, encrypted messages, a cryptocurrency, and neoliberal values. What could go wrong?
The Power of the Unprecedented We let our guard down when we frame the unfamiliar as the familiar, then pay the price
eLife: Lots of Bucks, Modest Bang A misfire caused by aiming for glamour using a business model that demands efficiency
Paywalls Can Make Things Better Demonized routinely, paywalls are paving the way toward a saner media space
Sci-Hub's Business Model Scares Me It's based on theft, dark money, hacking, and undermining Western institutions