The Source / Is the Article *Really* Dead? I was fortunate to attend the annual Charleston Conference last week, and in addition to the lovely weather and beautiful surroundings of South Carolina in early November, I was able to enjoy a vib…

Are reports of the article's demise premature? My take on a thought-provoking discussion at this year's excellent Charleston Conference for @cabells.com

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Starting now: "The Long Arm of the Law: Executive Orders and Their Expanding Policy Influence in the US Presidency"

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Championing good information curation - Sense about Science The People’s Case for Curators advocates the role of information curators as they help people navigate today's complex information landscape.

Are you a librarian or publisher @chashub.bsky.social? Join us today at 4pm Cypress Ballroom North #chsconf25 to make the case for #PublicGoodCuration and share your story. Session: Restoring Confidence in Science. senseaboutscience.org/championing-...

👍 Vendor Showcase at the @chashub.bsky.social Conference is in full swing.

🎉 @heatherstaines.bsky.social is celebrating one year of Katina Magazine!

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Can a CC License Constrain Fair Use or Other Copyright Limitations or Exemptions? - The Scholarly Kitchen Creative Commons (CC) licenses expand, not restrict, the permissible uses of copyrighted works.

Very first panel of #chsconf25, and a speaker repeats the claim that my piece in SK yesterday was written to explain isn't true. Please read!

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Academic librarians play a critical role in scholarly communication—and the ability to clearly articulate & defend this role is crucial.

Today's 9am preconference, @lucysantosgreen.bsky.social is diving into strategies to communicate the library's value.

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Promotional banner announcing the MIT Press's presence at the 2025 Charleston Conference. Text reads "Visit us to learn more about our commitment to an open, accessible future for academic publishing."

We'd love to hear how we can support your library! Visit us tomorrow, November 4th, at booth #2 during the 2025 #CharlestonConference to chat about all things MIT Press, including our #openaccess model for scholarly books, Direct to Open (D2O).

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🗣 Librarians, let’s talk #OpenAccess! Join the ACM team at the #ChsConf25 on 4 November.

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We’ll be on hand to discuss ACM Open, ACM Digital Library Premium, and share what’s next in open computing. Reach out to Steve Rutberg on LinkedIn to connect at the event: bit.ly/4ovPTBB

Headed to the Charleston Conference? We hope you can join us for a NASIG meetup and fundraiser on Tuesday night. Details below! #chsconf25