Citing backlash, ISBNdb removed its webpages about training AI, denied ever buying, scanning, or selling a book for AI training, and said the site was a "test of market interest."

For more than 60 years, 92-year-old Harvey Finkle has carried a camera to protests across Philadelphia, documenting everything from anti-war demonstrations to disability rights advocacy. Eva Andersen ...

A Fourth of July revisiting of a Founding Father’s family connection to the Salem Witch Trials

Separated by generations, two photographers reveal how Philadelphia's protests helped shape society.

PHerc. 1667, sealed since the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, has been virtually unwrapped and read from beginning to end — without ever being opened.

Strategic divestment of consumer media portfolio enables Springer Nature to focus on its core business Transaction supports the long-term development

Alex is leaving the US after his work permit renewal was wrongfully denied by Trump's USCIS.

With the May 14 fairness nearing drawing near for the copyright infringement case’s $1.5 billion payout, the Authors Guild crunched the numbers while the Authors Alliance highlighted some of the objec...

An Athens-based bookstore is challenging a Gwinnett County jail policy that bars independent booksellers from mailing books to prisoners.

An inside look at the publication process for the science writer’s latest book

In the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the agency responsible for authorizing satellite launches and operations…

The Authors Guild is expanding its Human Authored certification program to allow publishers and non-Guild members certify that their work is untainted by AI, according to the Guild and Publishers W…

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative expands with three-dimensional renderings of significant pieces—most of which are free to download.

Scientists believe they have found evidence of written thoughts of Stone Age people on ancient objects.

Cognitive health in later life is ‘strongly influenced’ by lifelong exposure to intellectually stimulating environments, say researchers

Updates on four freedom to read bills at the state level right now, as well as the voices of students advocating for their right to read.