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Lies, Greed, and the Need to Dominate

Caught lying about video metrics and advertising policies, Facebook seems shameless

Partners or Servants?

How publishers have shifted their roles may explain some of today's turmoil

Are We Undervaluing "the Library"?

Returning to user-centric approaches may help better align services and needs

Funding Databases with Subscriptions

When databases run out of grants, some are learning that subscriptions work

Paywalls, Social Media, and Dad Bods

A new survey suggests that publishers aren't adequately resourcing subscription acquisition

The Problem of Preprints in the Press

News coverage in four papers shows non-peer-reviewed content is often cited

Subscribers Liked These the Best

Here are the posts from September subscribers to "The Geyser" read the most

Deane Root & Music Scholarship

Updating the "Grove Music Online" for the digital age, and how music studies are changing

Interview with Vivian Berghahn

The head of Berghahn Books talks about "subscribe to open," SSH publishing, and more

Does Formatting "Cost" $1,908?

A paper suggests formatting is expensive for academics, but it's a very weak study