Break-ups, Consolidation, and Scale

Reasons to break up big tech firms are getting clearer, but may not apply to publishing

Interview: Anita Bandrowski, SciCrunch

Why starting with accuracy can help with reproducibility, "to improve all science"

Nationalism Crosses Into Science

Fear of China has the NIH and FBI collaborating to investigate cancer researchers

Societies, Plan S, and the Netherlands

A Dutch news outlet interviews society editors about Plan S, finds little enthusiasm

Thread: What should we cover next?

A Plan S Compendium

For your convenience, a list of interesting and useful reading about Plan S

The Return of E-Newsletters

Once derided as antiquated and hopeless, they are back, and bigger than ever

Google Scholar and Metered Paywalls

Any paywall is too much for the leadership of Google Scholar, and penalties apply

Plan S, the Verschlimmbesserung of Scholarly Information

In this guest post, James Phimister examines the implications of a revised Plan S

Meet the New Megajournal, medRxiv

A new preprint server adopts the practices of a journal, but doesn't call itself one