Deanta's Trends in Academic Publishing
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<div> <strong>Trends in Academic Publishing</strong> takes you inside the minds of some of academic publishing's most senior publishers to explore how they are navigating their organizations through this pivotal technological period for the industry. <br> The podcast is hosted by Patrick Shafe, who, as Deanta's Commercial Director, is focused on understanding how the academic publishing market is evolving within a world of continual technological innovation. This research led directly to the Trends in Academic Publishing survey and white paper, which Patrick has written, overseen, and presented to international audiences over the past five years.<br> This first series includes six episodes, released every Thursday.<br> To find out more about Deanta, visit <a href="http://www.deanta.com">www.deanta.com</a>.<br> To download Deanta's 2025 Trends in Academic Publishing Report, visit <a href="http://www.deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/">www.deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/</a><br> <br> <br> </div>
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June 4, 2026
S2 Ep2: Ben Ashcroft, De Gruyter Brill
<div>Ben Ashcroft has spent his career building relationships in academic publishing. As Chief Commercial Officer of De Gruyter Brill - the combined entity that emerged from Brill's acquisition by De Gruyter in 2024 - he now sits at the centre of one of the most significant mergers the sector has seen in years. In this episode, Ben talks openly about what integration actually demands, what's been lost and gained in two becoming one, and what the future of publishing in an AI-mediated world means for the combined business.</div>
April 2, 2026
S2 Ep1: Mirela Rončević
<div><p>Dr Mirela Roncevic is not your typical open access advocate. A journalist turned academic, she has spent her career navigating the space between publishers, libraries and the researchers they serve. That vantage point has led her to a provocative conclusion: open access has a content quality problem, and AI is about to make it impossible to ignore. Go to <a href="https://deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/">https://deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/</a> to download the Trends in Academic Publishing Report that inspired this podcast.</p></div>
November 20, 2025
S1 Ep5: Jennifer Regala, Wolters Kluwer Health
<div>Jennifer Regala isn’t a conventional publisher. She is not from an academic background, but is an entrepreneur, networker extraordinaire and celebrated extrovert, dressed in pink. This unconventionality has allowed Jennifer to challenge the many conventions in publishing – leaning on technology to deliver internal efficiencies and create the conditions to focus on innovative ways to build communities around content. <br>Go to <a href="https://deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/">https://deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/</a> to download the Trends in Academic Publishing Report that inspired this podcast.</div>
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- What is Deanta's Trends in Academic Publishing?
<div> <strong>Trends in Academic Publishing</strong> takes you inside the minds of some of academic publishing's most senior publishers to explore how they are navigating their organizations through this pivotal technological period for the industry. <br> The podcast is hosted by Patrick Shafe, who, as Deanta's Commercial Director, is focused on understanding how the academic publishing market is evolving within a world of continual technological innovation. This research led directly to the Trends in Academic Publishing survey and white paper, which Patrick has written, overseen, and presented to international audiences over the past five years.<br> This first series includes six episodes, released every Thursday.<br> To find out more about Deanta, visit <a href="http://www.deanta.com">www.deanta.com</a>.<br> To download Deanta's 2025 Trends in Academic Publishing Report, visit <a href="http://www.deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/">www.deanta.com/trends-in-academic-publishing-2025/</a><br> <br> <br> </div> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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