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Read: Stay up on academic trends and tap into rich veins of material through H-Net’s free, open-access content. Scan H-Announce, our Job Guide, and H-Podcast to follow innovations and opportunities. Browse and search tens of thousands of academic book reviews at H-Reviews. Visit our scores of moderated, topically-defined academic networks with their own deep threads of content, including blogs, essays, resource lists, and more. Follow trends in academic publishing at the H-Net Book Channel and its blog, Feeding the Elephant.

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Circulate: Do you have an announcement, query, report, or new issue of an academic journal? We are committed to the open, moderated circulation of relevant information for non-profit purposes. H-Announce, a free service, can help you post information about events, publications, webinars, and more. Our topically-defined networks can deliver information directly to their academic subscribers, who often number in the thousands (see the “Start a Discussion” button once subscribed). All network messages should be informational and not promotional in nature, should not be tied to for-profit activities, and go through pre-publication review by the network’s editors.

Collaborate: H-Net is eager to work with other academic non-profit organizations. Our platform, the H-Net Commons, is flexible, durable, and designed and managed by our own academic staff. Many of our networks are eager to develop joint projects and our staff can help dialogue about the possibilities. H-Net does not harness such projects for revenue and relies on the Creative Commons 3 Copyright License, which allows authors to publish on an H-Net network and elsewhere (assuming the latter does not impose a more restrictive copyright license). Our networks have developed shared blog series, OCR projects, conference recordings, conference reports, and immersive projects, all while working to flag other organizations’ projects.

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