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Science Got Hacked

How the Internet Disrupted Science tells a sweeping
and timely story you won’t get anywhere else.

 

“Read this book!” Derek Beres, Conspirituality

 

“This book is a serious wake up call.” — Against the Grain

 

“This highly informative book should be . . . required reading for anyone involved in the information field.” — Library Journal

 

“This book astounded me.”
— Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD, Founder, Defend Public Health

“. . . a compelling account of how the internet, digital publishing, social media, open access, and other 'advances' are conspiring to threaten not only the communication of science, but science itself.”
— Christine Laine, MD, MPH, Editor in Chief, Annals of Internal Medicine

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Available Wherever Books Are Sold

August Selection
Conspirituality Book Club
August Pick
Paris Marx’s Critical Tech Reading List
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Books We’re Excited to Read
Nautilus Magazine — August
Exciting Nonfiction Pick
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Notable New Nonfiction
Daily Kos
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About the Authors

Kent Anderson has worked in scholarly and scientific publishing for nearly thirty years, serving as Director of Journals at the American Academy of Pediatrics when the initial vaccine-autism link was forged in mass media; working as Publishing Director at the New England Journal of Medicine; serving as CEO of the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery; and working as Publisher at AAAS/Science. He also founded two of the most influential blogs in scholarly publishing, the Webby-nominated Scholarly Kitchen and his current paid e-newsletter, the Geyser. Through these, he has kept a near-daily pulse on activities in the space since 2007. He lives and works as a consultant outside of Boston.

Joy Moore landed her first job out of college in a scientific journal editorial office in Chapel Hill, NC in 1995, in the days of fax, on the cusp of the internet. She quickly became a key player in the discovery and adoption of technology into the workflow to produce, disseminate, and monetize scholarly and medical products. She has worked for or with nearly every major global commercial publisher, scientific society, platform vendor, technology partner, and funding body in the space. Blackwell (later Wiley), Nature, Wolters Kluwer, McGraw-Hill, The American Medical Association, Silverchair, and EBSCO, to name a few.  Her current home base is Williamsburg, Virginia.

© 2025-2026 by Kent Anderson & Joy Moore.  

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