Editorial

This is my first editorial since Internet Archaeology switched completely to open access. Over the last 4 years, we had been making active efforts to achieve our open access goal, by changing to a default CC-BY licence, by opening up our back issues with an annual rolling wall, and by adjusting our subscription charges accordingly. During this time, we also witnessed a marked increase in quality, funded submissions, including several themed issues. Internet Archaeology has always tried to be more than just a journal. We explore the possibilities of the web and have delved into many different publication formats. This flexibility extends into everything we do. Being a small operation has meant we could be responsive to changes in the wider scholarly landscape, and last year, the journal had simply reached the tipping point