MPublishing is the
primary academic publishing
enterprise of the University of Michigan
and part of its dynamic and innovative
university library.

We provide academic publishing services that are responsive to the needs of scholars, and that foster a sustainable economic model for academic publishing. We also educate and advise the U-M community on copyright and publishing matters, and we advocate for the broadest possible access to scholarly communication everywhere.

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Recent News

HathiTrust Summer Selection

by mslevine June 7, 2013

Claire Tatro is an intern this summer with the Copyright Office here at Michigan Publishing. Claire is a student at the University of Michigan School of Information (M.A. 2014). She is working on a series of highlights about books in the public domain in HathiTrust with her mentor, Kristina Eden from the Copyright Office. This ...

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New Research on Open Access and the “Superstar Effect”

by Meredith Kahn June 7, 2013

Mark McCabe, a research investigator at the University of Michigan School of Information, and Christopher Snyder, a faculty member in Economics at Dartmouth College, have published a new study of the impact of open access on citation rates for science journal content. McCabe and Snyder found that open access increases citation rates for high-quality content, ...

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New Author’s Agreement from Michigan Publishing

by Meredith Kahn June 7, 2013

NB: Written by our Associate University Librarian for Publishing, John Wilkin, this post is the first in a series that will discuss our ongoing commitment to creating the future of scholarly communication. Future writings will discuss our various imprints, as well as authors’ perspectives on the changing nature of academic publishing. Michigan Publishing is pleased ...

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