U.S. policy shifts and funding shifts don’t just affect American scholarship—they shape how authors and researchers plan, publish, and make decisions worldwide. Get the #Data here:
👉 www.deltathink.com/analysis-is-...
#ScholComm #ResearchFunding #SciencePolicy #DeltaThinkData #DeltaThink
"Market Sizing Update 2025: Has #OA recovered its mojo?" A very interesting overview of the scholarly article market from consultants #DeltaThink, with some nice read-at-a-glance charts. Seems the ol' paywall isn't going away anytime soon! www.deltathink.com/news-views-m...
🤖 Dear Editor … Sincerely, ChatGPT
The New York Times reports that titles like NEJM are seeing a surge in AI-generated letters to the editor — a new twist in how research dialogue is evolving.
🔗 www.nytimes.com/2025/11/04/s...
#AI #ScholComm #AcademicPublishing #DeltaThink
🧠 Substack’s AI Report shows a near-even split: 43% of writers use AI, 57% don’t.
A snapshot of a system in flux—and one that echoes what we’re seeing across content and knowledge production. Some lean in. Others hold back.
on.substack.com/p/the-substa...
#AI #Publishing #ScholComm #DeltaThink
Survey Results From #deltathink: “What 13,000 #Researchers Revealed About the Fallout From US #Funding Cuts www.infodocket.com/2025/07/27/survey-result...
We love a good conference … but maybe it's time we start applying some version control to the naming conventions.
Bonus points if you’ve actually submitted an abstract to one of these.
#ScholComm #ConferenceBingo #AcademicLife #DeltaThink #FridayFunny
In 2022, Open Access (OA) articles represented 49% of scholarly output but accounted for just over 20% of market value.
#DidYouKnow
According to a report by #DeltaThink, 2022 saw ~50% of papers published through open access (OA); however, their monetary contribution was only 20% to the market.
But this is growing gradually, signaling a possibility where OA becomes financially viable.
Your thoughts?
#OpenAccess
