Mountains Out of Molehills, and the Search for a Retraction Index
A retraction study hits some familiar conceptual problems, and a proposed retraction index runs into a deeper issue.
A retraction study hits some familiar conceptual problems, and a proposed retraction index runs into a deeper issue.
An inflammatory essay reveals its author to be neither well-informed or fair.
A compelling essay points out some interesting wrinkles to the access debate.
Print aficionados and newspaper companies are rushing to bridge a chasm, but even their ACME product may not be enough.
In less time than most people spend getting ready in the morning, a filmmaker created a lovely short film inspired by a great video game. Worth watching.
The world is changing. Is academic culture an artificial and unhelpful cap on inevitable and productive innovation in communication potentialities? Or is there a failure of leadership?
Following users across the Web is an increasingly common way to expand ad inventory. But can scholarly publishers expect users to accept it?
Dissemination may be necessary but not sufficient as an element of an information mission in today’s world.
What happens to your online persona after you die? A surprising number of people are thinking about this.
A bizarre evolutionary scenario gave us the most powerful tool nature has ever created.