#academic-publishing

#academic-publishing

Anthropic downloaded over seven million pirated copies of books for its central library, paid nothing, and retained them even after choosing not to use them for AI training.

Soifer explains: "On April 28, 2004 ... I submitted our paper that included just two words, 'n2 + 2 can' and our two drawings."

The inaugural volume of the 'East Asian Philosophy and Political Thought' series, edited by Kai Marchal and Ellie Hua Wang, focuses on Chinese philosophical notions of subjectivity and selfhood.

This decision drastically curtails traditional purchasing options. More troubling, it signals an acceleration of a broader industry trend toward subscription-only models, raising profound questions about the future of academic scholarship.

When you have a catchy title, people are more likely to read at least the abstract or the whole paper," says study co-author Klaus Wohlrabe.

In academic publishing, equal contribution acknowledgment is crucial, ensuring that all authors receive recognition for their efforts, fostering collaboration and teamwork.