Former astrophysicist Ian Mulvany has recently moved from Mendeley to take on the role of head of technology at the new open-access journal eLife. He talks about the vision for the funder-funded venture and the economics of open access
Students' experience of textbooks and other learning resources could be transformed if the plans of startup company Flooved are successful, writes Sian Harris
With public-sector cuts widespread and the costs of providing healthcare going up, information for health professionals is being increasingly squeezed. Sian Harris reports on challenges facing medical librarians and clinicians and some of the tools that are emerging to help make sense of the mass of health information available
A SURF project has helped create a digital home for dying languages, writes Aad van de Wijngaart
Gurpreet Singh Sohal describes a digital preservation initiative in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan
Charlie Rapple provides some tips for publishers and others as they seek to develop a mobile presence
Julie Clayton reports from the INASP 20th Anniversary Symposium about the developments and challenges in providing information access in developing-world regions
The choice of how to read journal articles goes beyond simply comparing flat PDFs with potentially-changing HTML versions, as a debate at the recent UKSG meeting revealed
