DeepDyve, which provides online rental of scholarly and professional research articles, has announced a new 'freemium' offering that allows users to preview the full text of any article for free for five minutes per day
Julie Clayton reports from the INASP 20th Anniversary Symposium about the developments and challenges in providing information access in developing-world regions
From standards and support to awarding 'data Oscars', we need to start encouraging researchers to share data, writes Sarah Porter
At the ALPSP annual conference in September Fred Dylla of American Institute of Physics revealed how a new group from across the industry is seeking to find common ground in the open access stand-off, writes Siân Harris
The Netherlands' SURFdirect and Creative Commons Netherlands recommend the most liberal Creative Commons licence for reuse of material in the context of education and research
Three international programmes aimed at giving free or low-cost information access to researchers in the world's poorest countries have seen impressive growth in their numbers of registered institutions
The Association of American Publishers has welcomed US legislation that aims to safeguard the rights of authors and publishers of copyrighted, peer-reviewed scientific journal articles.
The journals and many other online products from Oxford University Press are Shibboleth-compliant
Project MUSE now supports Shibboleth access to the MUSE journal collections.
ICTP arranges free access to the SPIE Digital Library to researchers and students in more than 90 countries.
