Introduction The first copyright act, the Statute of Anne, marked a pivotal moment in the history of publishing and intellectual property rights. Passed in 1710 in Great Britain, it was the world’s first copyright law, transforming how creative works could be protected and distributed. Before the Statute of Anne, authors had no copyright protection in … Read more
Introduction The write-up discusses crucial lessons from The Magic of Thinking Big, a bestseller by David Schwarts. What is the magic behind success? This question has captivated people from all walks of life, whether you are a rising entrepreneur, an aspiring artist, or simply someone looking to get more out of life. In The Magic … Read more
Introduction Academic publishing integrity refers to the ethical standards and responsible practices upheld across all aspects of the scholarly communication process, from research to writing to peer review and publication. Maintaining integrity is crucial for ensuring reliability and advancing knowledge that positively impacts society. Academic publishing integrity encompasses honest and transparent methodologies, accurate presentation of … Read more
Introduction Here is a guide to academic publishing for beginners. Navigating the world of scholarly journals, peer review, and manuscript preparation presents many challenges. However, sharing knowledge through academic publications is valuable and helps advance fields. This beginner’s guide emphasizes why taking those first steps into academic publishing matters. For novice researchers, getting involved in … Read more
Introduction Sustaining open access publishing is a prevailing challenge a publisher must face with this model. Open access publishing refers to research outputs like journal articles, books, and data made freely available online for anyone to access and use. Unlike traditional subscription-based publishing models that restrict access to paying customers, open access content is accessible … Read more