Features
Subscription agents are facing a challenge but can still play an important role in the scholarly publishing industry, writes David Stuart
As the demand sky-rockets, industry players are juggling dynamic content, D-Collections and more, writes Rebecca Pool
Six industry figures give their take on recent developments in the world of peer review, and some predictions for the years ahead
Stella Wisdom explains how technology and digital methods can enable innovative interpretations of library collections
Alexandra Reed explains how the Copyright Licensing Agency is streamlining copyright clearance for the academic community
Interest in bibliometric data in the library community is probably growing more rapidly now than at any other time in its history, writes David Stuart
Content databases are continually evolving to support research libraries and researchers, writes Sharon Davies
The relentless rise of mobile device use in scholarly publishing is triggering platform developers to review website design, says Rebecca Pool
INASP's Sian Harris shares stories of some of the research going on in South Asia and the communication challenges facing researchers in the region
The Indonesian archipelago presents logistical challenges but has significant potential, writes Barry Clarke
Brawijaya University Library, Indonesia, is undergoing rapid change to keep up with technology, writes Nicola Bacon of ProQuest
As well as publishing more and better science, China is increasingly committed to open science, writes Ed Gerstner
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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
While researchers, publishers and funders warm to data sharing, issues over misuse, citation and credit remain, reports Rebecca Pool