We are not exhibiting this year, but please join Terry and Liz at breakfast either morning for an informal MUSE roundtable (if you're attending an AAUP breakfast roundtable one morning, then join us the other morning!).

Several other MUSE folks will be at AAUP as well, including Dean Smith, Wendy Queen, and Ann Snoeyenbos. We all look forward to seeing you.

We extend our congratulations to the Hypothes.is Project on its recent Mellon Award to investigate the use of annotation in scholarly publishing. MUSE is proud to be a partner on this grant: Read more about the grant and MUSE's role.

Mark Saunders, Director of the University of Virginia Press, gave an informative, thought-provoking, and entertaining presentation as this year's "Publisher Spotlight" at the MUSE Publisher Meeting.

We're pleased to post slides from Mark's presentation: "Acquisitions Analytics: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love Project MUSE" on the MUSE Publisher Commons (login required, see below for more information on registration).

We are in the process of getting all of you registered for on the publisher-only area of the Commons, and thanks to everyone who has registered so far!

Registering is easy: just fish out the invitation from "Project MUSE Commons" (wordpress @ musecommons.org), click the link to register, then click the link to activate your registration.

If you check your spam folder but still can't find your invitation, no problem: just email us at commons@press.jhu.edu and we'll get you set up.