Sharing and innovating
9 April 2010
We ask Victor Henning, one of the founders and directors of Mendeley, about the reference management start-up
April/May 2010
Embracing the semantic web
9 April 2010
David Stuart reports back from a meeting in London to explore the opportunities of linking data on the web
Assessing online usage
9 April 2010
Joachim Schöpfel and Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri report back from a recent symposium on assessing online usage of academic resources held in Lille, France
Publishing partnerships can help society journals
9 April 2010
Bob Campbell of Wiley-Blackwell reveals how the role of society publishers has changed and why many are turning to larger commercial partners
Device independence and mobility help e-book growth
9 April 2010
Siân Harris asks some of the people involved in publishing, licensing and distributing electronic books about the latest trends in devices, formats and business models
Why e-books mean business
9 April 2010
After the two-year long e-book observatory project, JISC's Caren Milloy reports on a new project to investigate the best business models for e-books and their potential impact on print sales
Open to debate
9 April 2010
The humanities and social sciences have been reluctant to adopt open-access publishing, but change is afoot, reports Rebecca Pool
New grant supports open-access publishing in the Netherlands
9 April 2010
The Dutch higher education sector is convinced of the need for open access, writes Annemiek van der Kuil of SURFshare in a report from a recent seminar in the Netherlands
Communities debate industry
9 April 2010
Siân Harris discovers how Elsevier's online product-development communities are encouraging networking and discussions about scholarly publishing
Latest issue
Faye Holst
Two librarians from the National Library of Scotland share their experiences with Faye Holst
A crisis requires rapid decision-making, and keeping record of these decisions becomes more important, says William Kilbride
Paul Stokes
Deciding to do nothing about preservation could be a disaster, says Paul Stokes
Julia Peregudova
The Russian Federation has declared 2021 as a year of Science and Technology – which predicts an increase in the sphere of scientific publications, writes Julia Peregudova
There is no easy answer, but some routes through the maze are becoming visible, writes Tasha Mellins-Cohen
More than 120 delegates from an array of institutions and countries around the world joined the organisers of CISPC for the first virtual version of the event.
