Project MUSE partners with HighWire
The Johns Hopkins University Press will transition to the HighWire Open Platform as the new digital hosting and delivery platform for Project MUSE
The Johns Hopkins University Press will transition to the HighWire Open Platform as the new digital hosting and delivery platform for Project MUSE
New pioneering guidelines are expected to help students, researchers and academics when they cite moving image and sound sources, or provide advice on referencing them
Nielson has released its annual book production figures for the UK, Ireland and the rest of the world
The SPARC and Knowledge Exchange report, Sustainability of Open Access Services – Phase 3: The Collective Provision of Open Access Resources, discusses the economic and institutional issues faced by those sustaining free infrastructure services
Sandra Unger has been given the IPI-Award 2013 in recognition of her work for the Patent Information Users Group for nearly two decades
The new 4C (the Collaboration to Clarify the Costs of Curation) project aims to help public and private European organisations invest more effectively in digital curation and preservation
A new project is looking at the use of cloud-based infrastructure to underpin Europe's information, write Friedel Grant and Susan Reilly
Sarah Bartlett reports from OCLC's recent conference about data
Neil Grindley reports from the recent Jisc Discovery Summit 2013 and the parallel discussions on Twitter
The rise in e-book reading in the USA and UK over the last three years has been a key driver in the market share gains of e-retailers, according to research by Bowker Market Research