Cureus, COPE, and PubMed
Despite citing COPE as an inspiration, Cureus isn't a member, and breaks its rules
Kent Anderson
Cureus Is Curious, Indeed
Springer Nature acquires an OA medical journal with an odd approach to financing itself
Can We Recover Our Norms?
Our purpose is not to churn out papers, but something far more noble, a job society needs
They Come for the Libraries
With the new year come new rules constraining the independence of librarians
Friday Song: “Gravity”
A song about freedom, defiance, and purpose, sung by an amazing artist
Recalling a Favorite Column
Remembering the value of empathy by recalling a favorite column
What Is a Preprint Now?
With preprint servers hosting more and more papers post-publication — sometimes years later — what is a "preprint" now?
Monday Housekeeping
A few updates and tidbits to kick Monday off right
Song: “Someone Like You”
A classic that couldn't be improved after one of its first performances, despite multiple efforts
OA and Right-Wing Rhetoric
Right-wing politicians and OA advocates have more in common in their rhetoric and mindsets than you might think