With the state of the pandemic and the world, has life seemed on pause to you? No conferences to attend, nor vacations. Zoom calls...

I am sure six plus months into the COVID-19 pandemic, you are feeling: -Burnt out, -Worried, -Overworked, -Frustrated, -Under...

I was listening to a podcast by the National Association of Independent Schools called the Trustee Table. A guest on one episode used...

I have created a yearly video for my video channel, Publishing Defined, about topics that will predominate in the upcoming year. I have...

Two Nobel Prizes in Literature were awarded today due to last year's controversies. Are awards, big or small, worth the money and effort...

I love to collect quotes. I have probably amassed about 1,500 from years of reading and web browsing. One of the quotes I love is, “All...

I have been pleased with the response to my monthly blog posts dealing with writing and publishing. I have gotten some great feedback. I...

Metadata, I fear, is like talking about health insurance premiums or cable bills. People understand it is important to be informed but...

I am happy to say that this June will be a busy month for me. I am speaking four different times at three different conferences on the...

Corporate and organizational mergers have been around as long as there have been companies. They have been a mainstay of my career in...

Johnny Cash would have likely not have had an opinion about Plan S, but everyone else seems to. If it Is not on your radar screen, Plan S...

I realized 2019 is the 25th anniversary of the start of the Internet as people think of it today. It all started with Mozilla in early...

As the year draws to an end, people look to turn a page. Resolutions are being prepared. Summations of 2018 are being written. I am...

I must admit I am not a big emoji person. Maybe I will do a :) everyone once in awhile to ensure my meaning cannot be misconstrued. I...

I spoke with a friend the other day. She is middle aged, works in a professional position, and seems media savvy during our conversations....

If we used a time machine to go way back to 1985, there would be precious few content types in scholarly publishing. They would be...

I realized the other day that the discussion about subscription versus open access is still active with many people. I think, all in all,...