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PublishingState.com | The past, the present, and the future of publishingPublishingState.com talks about publishing, writing, productivity and creativity.PublishingState.com | The past, the present, and the future of publishing Skip to content PublishingState.com Menu Menu Home About Publishing Scholarly Productivity Privacy Policy The Hidden Politics of Journal Indexing 27 January 2026 by Zul M Introduction Scholarly journal indexing is usually framed as boring infrastructure. A background system. A checklist. A database decision. Something editors deal with quietly while scholars focus on research and writing. That framing is convenient, because it hides just how much power indexing holds over academic life. Being indexed by major databases determines which journals survive … Read more Categories Publishing Leave a comment Should You Publish in Overlay Journals? 24 January 202623 January 2026 by Zul M Introduction Academic publishing is currently undergoing a midlife crisis of some sort. For decades, the traditional model of shipping papers off to a corporate giant, waiting six months for peer review, and then paying to read your own work has been the standard.  However, as the internet matured, researchers began to realize that the heavy … Read more Categories Publishing Leave a comment Emerging Cities for a Publishing Career You Should Watch  20 January 2026 by Zul M Introduction The publishing industry has been synonymous with major publishing cities: New York and London primarily, with a few other powerful contenders like Toronto and Boston rounding out the usual suspects. If you wanted a serious career in books, magazines, or academic journals, you essentially packed your bags for one of these expensive, notoriously competitive … Read more Categories Publishing Tags publishing cities Leave a comment Predatory Journals are a Byproduct of Greedy Publishers 19 January 202618 January 2026 by Zul M Introduction Academic publishing has undergone a dramatic transformation over the last few decades. What was once a system largely driven by scholarly societies, university presses, and the mission of disseminating knowledge has become a multi-billion-dollar industry dominated by a handful of enormous commercial entities. This shift has not been without its profound and often negative … Read more Categories Publishing Tags predatory journals Leave a comment How Far Can the Ebook Market Grow? 16 January 2026 by Zul M Introduction The ebook market. Ah, the digital frontier of reading. A decade and a half ago, we were all convinced that the printed book, that lovely chunk of paper, was heading for the literary dustbin. E-readers were slick, instantly downloadable, and promised an entire library in your pocket. The early growth rates were nothing short … Read more Categories Publishing Tags ebook, ebook market Leave a comment Older posts Page1 Page2 … Page225 Next → Search for: Recent Articles The Hidden Politics of Journal Indexing Should You Publish in Overlay Journals? Emerging Cities for a Publishing Career You Should Watch  Predatory Journals are a Byproduct of Greedy Publishers How Far Can the Ebook Market Grow? Does Open Science Matter? How DOIs Work: The Permanent Lifeline of Digital Publishing How Preprints Are Reshaping Research How Does Subscribe to Open Work?  What’s Next for Open Access? © 2026 PublishingState.com • Built with GeneratePressengben-GBhttps://publishingstate.com

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