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Scholarly Publishing
Scientific Communication
Journal Management

Background:

The Journal of Cell Biology (JCB) previously addressed the challenge of reconciling a subscription-based model with public access objectives.
This editorial reflects on the evolution of the public access movement since 2018.
It highlights the ongoing tension between traditional publishing models and the drive for universal accessibility.

Discussion:

The increasing momentum of the public access movement is discussed.
The potential impact of universal public access on the viability of selective, high-impact journals is considered.
The editorial prompts a re-evaluation of journal positioning in an increasingly open scholarly landscape.

Key Insights:

The push for universal public access presents a significant shift in scholarly communication.
The sustainability and role of selective journals are being questioned in this evolving environment.
Balancing access with traditional business models remains a critical challenge for academic publishers.

Outlook:

The future landscape of scholarly publishing will likely be shaped by open access mandates.
Journals may need to adapt their models to remain relevant in an open access world.
The JCB's continued exploration of access models suggests an adaptive strategy for scientific journals.