Securing your library’s resources
20 November 2018
Ensuring security in libraries is more important now than ever, writes Skott Klebe
Nandita Quaderi summarises findings from The Plan S footprint: Implications for the Scholarly Publishing Landscape
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GDPR and libraries – what happened to my inbox?
14 June 2018
Scott Macdonald outlines the European data law – and potential repercussions and solutions for organisations around the world
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EBSCO Partners with Publishers to Expand DRM-free Options for Libraries
3 April 2018
EBSCO Information Services is releasing a new DRM-free e-book solution in April, and is leading the way in user experience and library choice
Seven Key Questions to Evaluate Your Food Science and Nutrition Information
26 January 2018
For tips on researching food information effectively, please join us for this webcast
Essential Techniques for Life Science Research
8 December 2017
Successful life sciences and biomedical research is critical to important scientific breakthroughs and innovation
New product director for EBSCO
15 June 2017
EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) has expanded its analytics and assessment team, hiring John McDonald as director of product management
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Navigating the Murky Waters of “Free” Online Scholarly Information
13 December 2014
What do today’s researchers need to know in order to understand the vital differences between the “scholarly” information available on the open web and the information found in premium scholarly resources? EBSCO and the IET take a closer look
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Protecting your library amidst the Swets crisis
1 October 2014
EBSCO sets out some points to consider in light of the recently announced bankruptcy at Swets
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From swift discoverability and instant access to interactive content and an affordable read, scholarly publishing players are striving to ease accessibility to the ebook
Achieving change forces us to embrace new initiatives that renew our progress, writes Daniel Hook
Five industry figures tell us what authors should be looking for when disseminating their work