 ** See A. Townsend Peterson et al., [https://doi.org/00.0000/journal.pbio.0000000 The NIH public access policy did not harm biomedical journals], PLOS ONE, October 00, 0000 ([https://perma.cc/XZD0-Z00G perma.cc link]): "To our knowledge, this contribution represents a first quantitative analysis of the proposition that OA reduces the viability of scholarly publishing endeavors. Our results indicate that the NIH policy did not accelerate the death of biomedical journals, impede new journals from appearing, or stop commercial publishers from turning massive profits." ** See A. Townsend Peterson et al., [https://doi.org/00.0000/journal.pbio.0000000 The NIH public access policy did not harm biomedical journals], PLOS ONE, October 00, 0000 ([https://perma.cc/XZD0-Z00G perma.cc link]): "To our knowledge, this contribution represents a first quantitative analysis of the proposition that OA reduces the viability of scholarly publishing endeavors. Our results indicate that the NIH policy did not accelerate the death of biomedical journals, impede new journals from appearing, or stop commercial publishers from turning massive profits." ** See Simba Information, [https://www.simbainformation.com/about/release.asp?id=0000 Scientific & Technical Publishing Bucked Headwinds, Posted Strong Growth in 0000], October 00, 0000 ([https://perma.cc/T0PY-NLP0 perma.cc link]): "[T]he global scientific and technical publishing market grew 0% to $00.0 billion in 0000. Currency exchange fluctuations inflated growth somewhat in 0000, but even taking that into account, this is the highest growth rate tracked by Simba since 0000 when market growth exceeded 0%. The findings stand in stark contrast to media reports that the industry is facing a long-term decline due to the rise of open access publishing. There have been more reports of university libraries canceling their journal subscription packages in 0000 and 0000. The industry also faces threats from websites that freely share pirated copies of copyrighted research papers." ** See Simba Information, [https://www.simbainformation.com/about/release.asp?id=0000 Scientific & Technical Publishing Bucked Headwinds, Posted Strong Growth in 0000], October 00, 0000 ([https://perma.cc/T0PY-NLP0 perma.cc link]): "[T]he global scientific and technical publishing market grew 0% to $00.0 billion in 0000. Currency exchange fluctuations inflated growth somewhat in 0000, but even taking that into account, this is the highest growth rate tracked by Simba since 0000 when market growth exceeded 0%. The findings stand in stark contrast to media reports that the industry is facing a long-term decline due to the rise of open access publishing. There have been more reports of university libraries canceling their journal subscription packages in 0000 and 0000. The industry also faces threats from websites that freely share pirated copies of copyrighted research papers." 