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MOBILE INFORMATION
Research in an 'app'
With new scholarly information products for smartphones being announced almost daily, Sian Harris looks at why this delivery approach is becoming so popular with information providers and users
BIG DEALS
Big-deal packages squeeze recession-hit libraries
More funding cuts and rising subscription prices mean librarians worldwide have yet to see the worst of the recession, reports Rebecca Pool from this year's UKSG conference in Edinburgh
LONDON BOOK FAIR
Untangling Europe's digital rights
Tom Wilkie reports back from the London Book Fair, where rights management was a hot topic for discussion
E-BOOKS
Librarians embrace e-books
E-books are growing in popularity amongst librarians and library users, writes Tom Wilkie from London Book Fair
SOCIAL NETWORKING
Networking sites help align publishers with customers
Academic publishers are starting to take advantage of Web 2.0 tools to interact with their customers. David Stuart looks at how two publishers are using social networking
OPEN ACCESS
Project guides OA development in humanities and social science
Saskia C J de Vries reports on a new initiative to explore and promote open-access monographs across Europe
PRODUCT FOCUS
Partnerships enhance scientific discovery
Good interaction between published papers and raw data can speed scientific discovery, write IJsbrand Jan Aalbersberg (left) and Judson Dunham, who are involved in creating such links at Elsevier
INTERVIEW
Integrating e-books and searches
Over recent months there have been several big announcements from EBSCO, including the purchase of e-book aggregator NetLibrary from OCLC and the launch of EBSCO Discovery Service. We asked Tim Collins, president and general manager of EBSCO Publishing, to tell us more about the company's plans
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