Transitions and Embracing Change

• By Patricia K Baskin

Authorship and Contributorship: Who Did What?

• By Patricia K Baskin

How Smart Is Your Content? Using Semantic Enrichment to Improve Your User Experience and Your Bottom Line

• By Michael ClarkePam Harley

Developing a Social-Media Strategy

• By Meghna Sachdev

Perspectives on Transitioning from Print to Online Only

• By Alaina Webster

ORCID Picks Up Steam

• By Angela Cochran

CLOCKSS: Preservation of Online Publications

• By Kim Smiley

SocialCite: A New Service Designed to Help Experts Improve the Literature

• By Kent Anderson

What Editors Need to Know about CrossRef in 2014: Service Offerings Benefit Many Parties in the Scholarly Communication Process

• By Rachael Lammey

Postpublication Peer Review in Plant Science

• By Jaime A Teixeira da Silva

The Sunshine Act and Authors

• By John GlicksmanDebra M Parrish

From Open Access, to Twitter, to Science Fiction, to Film: Some Communication-Related Highlights of the 2014 AAAS Annual Meeting

• By Mary Beth SchaeferSara CarneyJessica ScarfutoGina Marie WadasBarbara Gastel

Authorship

• By Iain TaylorBruce Dancik

Correct Terminology in Science: Industry Glossary of Abbreviations

• By Lindsey Buscher

Solution Corner

• By Kenneth F Heideman

The New Face of the Council of Science Editors: Moving Forward, Reaching Out

• By Tony AlvesAmanda FergusonJonathan Schultz

2013–2014 Science Editor Editorial Board