From rapid disease information to a way to promote and share regional knowledge in multiple languages, preprints have come into their own in recent years. Siân Harris finds out more
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01 July 2004
David Mort, Director of IRN Research, reviews the European online STM information market
01 July 2004
Delivering integrated solutions for STM publishers worldwide
01 May 2004
Reforming science publishing will affect more than just the dissemination of science: it could catalyse more fundamental changes. The learned societies might be best placed to shape the outcome, suggests Vanessa Spedding
01 May 2004
A new digital curation centre in the UK will help research institutions to safeguard research data for years to come. Peter Burnhill, the centre's interim director, reports
01 May 2004
Radio-frequency identification is emerging as a good way to improve automation and security in many business sectors. Birgit Lindl, from Bibliotheca RFID Library Systems, reports on why RFID is important for libraries
01 May 2004
John Murphy profiles the founder and CEO of the library IT provider, Innovative Interfaces
01 May 2004
Professor John Keane, co-director of the National Centre for Text Mining in Manchester, UK, describes the aims of the centre
01 May 2004
In future, publishers will be required to deposit digital information that is published in the UK into the country's national libraries. Siân Harris investigates what this means
01 February 2004
Lynne Brindley, chief executive of The British Library, looks at what the future holds for libraries and information professionals
01 February 2004
John Murphy profiles Sally Morris, chief executive of the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers
01 November 2003
The world's biggest pharmaceutical company will not have a single, traditional library by the end of this year. Peter Rees examines the challenges in creating an international, company-wide 'virtual library'
01 November 2003
The way scientific information was disseminated in print may hold lessons for the electronic age. Tom Wilkie examines the potential
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