In the U.S., at least: "Publish or perish". There's a lot of momentum built up around the existing system/players, and a significant portion of that has a dir

In the U.S., at least: "Publish or perish". There's a lot of momentum built up around the existing system/players, and a significant portion of that has a direct influence on careers. (I'm not arguing for said role of entrenched interests to continue, particularly at the prices they currently demand. But changing is not just a matter of free PDF's.) P.S. I'm outside any role in said "industry", but as my perspective on it.