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Introduction The history of ebooks dates back to the early days of personal computing in the 1970s and 1980s. One of the first key developments was Project Gutenberg, launched in 1971 by Michael Hart. This project sought to digitize important literary works and make them freely available. This laid the foundation for the ebook concept, … Read more
Introduction Plagiarism has been an ongoing issue in the publishing industry, with several high-profile cases garnering much attention and debate over the years. Analyzing these cases of plagiarism in publishing is crucial for understanding the ethical implications and learning how to strengthen integrity in publishing. This introduction will highlight the significance of examining plagiarism cases … Read more
Introduction How many publishers are there in the US right now? This is one of the many questions that those inside and outside the publishing industry ask. Understanding the publishing landscape in the US provides critical insights into public discourse health and information flow. Publishers play a vital role as gatekeepers and disseminators of knowledge, … Read more
Introduction Research policies play a critical role in upholding the quality and integrity of academic publishing. As the foundation of ethical research conduct, developing research policies on issues like authorship, data transparency, and conflicts of interest is essential. This introduction highlights the importance of robust research policies and their impact on scholarly work. Additionally, it … Read more
Introduction The concept of “democratizing knowledge” refers to promoting open research and access to information to make knowledge available to all, not just a select few. In today’s digital age, open research initiatives aim to break down barriers to accessing academic and scientific knowledge by making research publications, data, and educational resources freely available online. … Read more
