PRODUCT
ProQuest/BBC Learning
5 December 2018
Libraries are getting access to thousands of BBC academic titles following an expanded agreement between ProQuest and BBC Learning
ProQuest
PRODUCT
ProQuest/BBC Studios
30 July 2018
A partnership between BBC Studios and ProQuest will enable educators and students to access the BBC Landmark Video Collection
FEATURE
The meaning of semantics
26 July 2018
Four industry figures discuss the latest developments around semantic enrichment with Tim Gillett
NEWS
Varied content types improves learning, say students
26 June 2018
Faculty and students are depending on a wide variety of content types including primary sources, dissertations, videos, and more for success in research and teaching
FEATURE
Seek and you shall find
24 May 2018
Nine industry figures give Tim Gillett the low-down on recent developments in discovery as part of the research process
PRODUCT
ProQuest
20 November 2017
ProQuest is adding 24 primary sources to its offering through the Jisc Digital archival collections group purchasing pilot, following the adoption of its databases by 20 universities
PRODUCT
Safari
1 November 2017
O’Reilly Media’s new version of Safari: O’Reilly’s Learning Platform for Higher Education is now available from ProQuest
NEWS
Self-publishing ISBNs on the rise
12 October 2017
International Standard Book Numbers (ISBNs) for self-published titles have climbed 218.33 per cent since 2011
NEWS
New CEO for ProQuest
23 May 2017
Matti Shem Tov, president of Ex Libris, is to succeed Kurt Sanford as CEO of ProQuest
NEWS
ProQuest initiative provides travel-ban assistance
10 February 2017
ProQuest has launched a program to provide no-cost access to its databases for students and researchers who have been separated from their universities and libraries because of travel bans or other immigration changes
Interview
Danny Kingsley, deputy director at Cambridge University Library, looks back at her early days at Australian National University – and forward to the many challenges facing librarians
Feature
While researchers, publishers and funders warm to data sharing, issues over misuse, citation and credit remain, reports Rebecca Pool