Due to many organizations now having a distributed workforce, we have introduced bulk registration packages of 5, 10 or 25 registrations. Each registrant will receive separate access credentials and organizations can save up to 50% of the regular webinar rates …

Director, Publications Operations, American Geophysical Union

If you were disappointed that you wouldn’t be able to attend our Pre-Conference Seminar at UKSG, now is your chance!  The event will now be held as a virtual event on Thursday, April 2, 2020, from 10:00-12:00 pm ET, and …

March 16, 2020 – Mt. Laurel, NJ – The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) is taking all developments concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19) seriously and will continue to closely monitor the situation. There are no plans to postpone or cancel the …

Our March webinar,  “Getting Users to the Content,” on Tuesday, March 17, at 11 am EDT, explores new services and tools designed to help audiences find the material they are seeking out with ease and efficiency. Registration for the webinar …

  Cast Your Vote! The ballot for the 2020-2021 election is now available. Members must log in to access the ballot and vote. Voting is open until midnight, Friday, April 10, and results will be announced by April 24, 2020. …

Now available in the newly published Volume 33, Issue 1 of Learned Publishing. Access to Learned Publishing is a benefit of membership in SSP.  You can read the full-text online. The journal publishing services agreement: A guide for societies Michael …

The 2020 Webinar Series kicked off on February 19, with Kirsten Ronald, Marketing Analyst at Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and Lynnee Argabright, Master’s Student in Library Information Services at UNC Chapel Hill co-moderating “Engaging Early Career Researchers.” …

Senior Manager for Publishing Operations, American Meteorological Society

For more than 300 years, scholarly articles were locked in journals, accessible only to those with access to the print, and more recently digital, editions. Now authors, readers, journal editors, and publishers face expectations for articles and the supporting data …