• A conversation about scholarly publishing, AI, enshittification and the future of the university

• Using LLMs to help you write papers doesn’t help you get them published

• Why are SpringerNature systematically contacting the friends and relatives of deceased academics?

• Why you should avoid publishing with MDPI

• What should you do if your academic publishers asks you to license a monograph for AI training?

• Predatory journals publishing AI slop in the name of famous academics to confer legitimacy

• The Ethical Grey Areas of Machine Writing in Higher Education

• The origin of the phrase publish or perish

• Call for papers: Peer Review in the Age of Large Language Models

• Scholarly publishing creaking under the weight of GenAI

• In the near future academic copy editing will be AI-driven

• Ten propositions about generative AI and the future of academic writing

• Here are some examples I can find of academics misusing ChatGPT in published work

• Science fiction publications are drowning in a sea of GAI-written submissions. Will academic journals be next?

• The first use of the phrase ‘publish or perish’ was in a 1928 journal article

• Computational sociology of knowledge as a tool for redesigning the knowledge system

• Four vague accelerationist hypotheses about scholarly publishing

• Is AI a threat to academic publishing?

• How to enjoy reading social theory

• An accessible introduction to the (post-capitalist) future of scholarly publishing – Thursday afternoon in Cambridge

• The Sociology of Predatory Publishing

• Do celebrity academics crowd out other voices?

• What are ‘recognition triggers’ in scholarly publishing?

• Using social media to map scholarly literatures

• The Discursive Preconditions for the Acceleration of Publishing, or, Why Scholasticism and Positivism are Now Everwhere

• The future of scholarly publishing

• Perverse Incentives in Scholarly Publishing

• The Future of Scholarship

• The lessons of music culture for scholarly communication

• Open research and ‘self-promotion’

• Seeing scholarly publishing with fresh eyes

• ‘Academic spring’ or media hype? The open acccess debate and what it means for researchers

• What about the authors who can’t pay? Why the government’s embrace of gold open access isn’t something to celebrate

• Scholarly Publishing and ePresses – Interview with @agatamontoya about the new university presses in Australia