Lack of personalised content development Everyone seems to be suffering from content indigestion as news competes with native advertising for readers’ attention. So what are start-ups doing to fix this? The simple answer: personalised content development. During the weeks running up to the biggest toy selling season, nobody ignores how cartoons and kids’ movies are …
What about web automation keeps digital publishers awake at night? This is a question that has more answers than we have space in this column. However, for many, having the right set of web automation tools is essential. This is as true for digital marketing as it is for creating quality content. Publishers from mainstream …
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Keeping a record of the retraction of research publications made it easier for journalistic coverage dissecting the infractions occurring within science publishing. “What I see that’s important, is not just coverage of individual cases, people are actually trying to put this all together. They’re filing public record requests because that’s something we’re not thinking of.” …
Experts reflect on the implications of blockchain for research Sabine Louët, reporting from the APE2018 , meets the faces of scholarly publishing, in Berlin. Louët is an EuroScientist Editor. She interviews several experts on their views on how blockchain technology will change open science. How blockchain will help open science First, we hear from Lambert Heller, the head of the Open Science Lab …
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New figures show the limited size and slow rate of uptake of the Open Access market The Open Access sector (OA) continues to be the subject of discussion in the scientific community, as do debates about the need for greater levels of open access. However, the reality is not so simple and the adoption rate open …