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Ebooks Are Books. The Law Should Say So. | Katina Magazine ift.tt/0OIagYX

Why research assessment reform is the key to unlocking Open Science ift.tt/r3HBiWc

Save the Date – Diamond Ireland Publishing Summit 2026 | National Open Research Forum ift.tt/dRV3HIC

OpenAlex User Group Meeting 2026 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

(3) Open Science 2.0 – When Access Is No Longer Enough | LinkedIn ift.tt/DURi0Bl

The case for citation count ranges - Leiden Madtrics ift.tt/irGVWHA

Plans for a new library repository move forward | University of Michigan Library ift.tt/otGZQ3L

Torres | Where Is 60 Years of Data, Information, and Knowledge One Year After USAID Was Fed “Into the Wood Chipper”? | The Political Librarian ift.tt/wAa0Epc

Dryad and CEDAR: Supporting more research communities with generalist infrastructure | Dryad news ift.tt/N6dHS40

Proposed Updates To Preprint Services Directory: Request For Comments – ASAPbio ift.tt/wUbPRWe

Federal Court Suspends Trump Immigration Policy Targeting Technology Researchers | Knight First Amendment Institute ift.tt/LrOUK74

Your Mileage May Vary – Why APC Averages Don’t Tell the Whole Story ift.tt/KF4Ripr

Communication and knowledge sharing about libraries' support for non-author-fee open access (Libraries as Collective Actors Part 2) - OASPA ift.tt/Jjlr3s8

NSF Won’t Fund Research Involving Chinese Scientists ift.tt/WaejABv

UCT Press joins the Open Book Collective ift.tt/qvUTVz9

Scholarly communication as a collective responsibility - Leiden Madtrics ift.tt/BHprl9W

The Courts’ Solution To Overpriced Court Records: Make Them More Expensive ift.tt/jSudtmW

Open Science 2.0: Building Understanding in an AI-Mediated World - The Scholarly Kitchen ift.tt/nC02b6e

The Courts’ Solution To Overpriced Court Records: Make Them More Expensive ift.tt/jSudtmW

The Courts’ Solution To Overpriced Court Records: Make Them More Expensive ift.tt/Fw1RzES