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Introduction Predatory journals have long plagued the academic publishing ecosystem, but their threat has entered a far more dangerous phase thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Often disguised as legitimate scholarly platforms, these journals exploit the “publish or perish” culture that defines academia. The write-up discusses how AI makes predatory journals more dangerous in recent … Read more
Introduction The academic publishing industry stands at a critical juncture in 2025, facing unprecedented pressures from technological disruption, evolving research practices, and systemic inequities. What was once a relatively stable ecosystem dominated by traditional publishing houses has transformed into a complex, often fragmented landscape where speed, accessibility, and innovation compete with longstanding traditions of peer … Read more
Introduction The publishing industry has undergone radical transformations in recent years, with digital innovation, AI integration, and shifting consumer habits reshaping career opportunities. While traditional roles in editing and print production remain essential, new high-paying positions have emerged at the intersection of technology, data analytics, and content strategy. In 2025, the most lucrative publishing jobs … Read more
Introduction AI isn’t coming to academic publishing; it’s already here. From manuscript screening and metadata enrichment to peer review support and marketing automation, artificial intelligence is becoming embedded in every stage of the scholarly publishing process. But unlike some industries where AI replaces human labor wholesale, publishing demands a subtler approach. Here, the challenge isn’t … Read more
Introduction In today’s academic publishing landscape, workflows aren’t just about producing books or journals—they’re about creating structured, discoverable, and durable digital content. For decades, many presses relied on linear, manual processes that were editorially sound but digitally fragile. That model doesn’t cut it anymore. An efficient publishing workflow must now support digital interoperability, rich metadata, … Read more