Introduction Who owns the copyright of AI-generated content? Imagine a world where the masterpieces hanging in galleries, the music that moves us to tears, and the literature that defines generations are no longer created by human hands or minds but rather by algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI). This is no longer just a figment of … Read more
Introduction The write-up explores the history of plagiarism and early cases of “borrowed genius.” Imagine a world where the concept of owning an idea was as foreign as the lands beyond the horizon—this was the reality in ancient times. The roots of intellectual property appropriation stretch back to these dust-covered ages when the notion of … Read more
Introduction Let’s delve into how to run a successful bookstore. Though undoubtedly rewarding, keeping a bookstore running profitably poses its own set of unique challenges. Competition from e-commerce giants, the rising popularity of ebooks, and the readers’ ever-changing tastes demand that today’s bookstore owners constantly innovate and adapt to stay afloat. The sections ahead equip … Read more
The Historical Roots of University Presses The article discusses the evolution of university presses and the crucial role they play in academia. University presses originated in the 16th century, arising from the perceived need for academic institutions to disseminate the growing scholarly research their faculties produce. Cambridge University Press is the world’s oldest university press, … Read more
Introduction The write-up discusses how open access impacts research. The open access concept in scientific research refers to the free, unrestricted availability of scholarly publications and data. Rather than articles being locked behind paywalls, open access facilitates the open dissemination of knowledge to all interested readers. This can accelerate the pace of discovery and allow … Read more