The Journalology newsletter helps editors and publishing professionals keep up to date with scholarly publishing, and guides them on how to build influential scholarly journals.
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The Journalology newsletter helps editors and publishing professionals keep up to date with scholarly publishing, and guides them on how to build influential scholarly journals.
Subscribe to newsletter Hello fellow journalologists, This week’s scholarly publishing news has been dominated by one topic. I've attempted to summarise some of the key news stories and opinions related to the new US administration’s edicts, as they relate to academic journals. The past few weeks have been disorientating and confusing. Soon the smoke will lift and we will have a clearer view of the challenges that are facing us. Cool heads are needed. So is solidarity. Our industry is based...
Subscribe to newsletter Hello fellow journalologists, Sir Theodore "Robbie" Fortescue Fox, who edited The Lancet between 1944 and 1964 noted that there are two types of journal: newspaper journals and recorder journals. We should all be thankful for the role that newspaper journals play in these troubled times. Science and Nature, in particular, play an invaluable news-gathering role, especially during times of political or social upheaval. Scienceinsider has done an incredible job over the...
Subscribe to newsletter Hello fellow journalologists, Welcome to 2025. Many of you will have had some time off and will now be playing catch up. In this issue I’ve attempted to summarise the key news stories that broke over the festive period. There’s a lot to cover, so I’ve dropped the Opinion section to keep this newsletter to a reasonable(ish) length. A new year represents a new beginning. A time to take stock and plan for the year ahead. If you would like to work with me one-to-one, my...