Day 2 from APE — Data, Open Science, and the Future
The second day of the 2020 APE Meeting brings some surprising problems to the fore
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Funders Don't See Why . . .
Funders prove insouciant at APE 2020 — and an editor suggests politicizing papers
Just Now: Marc Schiltz at APE 2020
A talk shows how trivial Plan S has become, and worrying signs about funder smugness
The New Feudalism Continues
A worldwide debt bubble to fund oldsters is a disservice to students
Interview: Garrett Kiely, University of Chicago Press
Dealing with Amazon, publishing in a university setting, and fulfilling a broader mission
Book Review: "Switched on Pop"
How a university press can find it hard to execute mass market books
Interview with Joe Esposito
A fan of the Beatles, the Yankees, and innovation believes we're in a renaissance period
Are We on the Brink of Major APC Inflation?
As the US and others contemplate more stringent OA policies, APCs may rise — fast
Five Challenges for Open Science
Can responsive, accessible, transparent science also be ethical, apolitical, and independent?
Is Silicon Valley the Next "Too Big to Fail"?
Large cash holdings converted into cheap, unregulated debt point to trouble