Olga Koz describes how her job as an academic librarian has evolved and expanded over the years
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17 April 2019
Bjorn Brembs was interviewed as part of Research Information's report The Scholarly Publishing Research Cycle 2018
16 April 2019
Tony Roche was interviewed as part of Research Information's report The Scholarly Publishing Research Cycle 2018
15 April 2019
Chris Banks was interviewed as part of Research Information's report The Scholarly Publishing Research Cycle 2018
27 March 2019
Achieving change forces us to embrace new initiatives that renew our progress, writes Daniel Hook
25 March 2019
Nandita Quaderi summarises findings from The Plan S footprint: Implications for the Scholarly Publishing Landscape
22 March 2019
NBK has made a great start providing one place for UK academic library data, writes Sarah Bartlett
21 March 2019
Donald Samulack presents some highlights from a report on the different approaches to the biggest change in research availability in decades
18 March 2019
Looking out into the vast Pacific Ocean from the SSP venue in San Diego will be an ideal opportunity to reflect on the (literal) wide world of publishing
25 February 2019
David Prosser was interviewed as part of Research Information's report The Scholarly Publishing Research Cycle
21 February 2019
Lou Peck discovers that a challenging issue is also increasingly complex – but there is also plenty to be celebrated
18 February 2019
Jane Winters was interviewed as part of Research Information's report The Scholarly Publishing Research Cycle 2018
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