From the First Anti-vax Wave to Today
A movement of misinformation stretching back to 1998 has only entrenched itself
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Why Springer Nature Alone Could Do It
A "branded house" can pull off submission fees and APCs at such high levels
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From start-ups to D&B, an international attorney discusses new wrinkles in the law
Saving Ourselves from Feral Media
With journals and journalists reasserting and evolving norms, its days may be fading
Wednesday Song: "You Never Can Tell"
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Springer Nature vs. The House of Mouse
One important business model separates the market performance of these two firms
Economic & Job Impacts Survey Results
November numbers reveal a surge in layoffs, and fewer papers and contractors
Survey Results: Economic & Job Impacts
Our third survey shows more layoffs, fewer contractors, and manuscripts slowing
Leafing Through Journals from 1918-19
It's harder to be upset by a flu pandemic when it's one of many deadly diseases
The Growing Problem of Ransomware
Taking money, time, and even lives, hackers are actively targeting universities