Sunny start for Europeana Cloud
A new project is looking at the use of cloud-based infrastructure to underpin Europe's information, write Friedel Grant and Susan Reilly
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
Balviar Notay and Neil Jacobs unveil a way to help repositories improve metadata and how they track research outputs
As the gold open-access model gains ground, good management of article processing charges will be increasingly important for institutions, writes Ellen Collins
Research Councils UK has published the latest version of its guidance for its revised Policy on Open Access
Heidelberg's new open-access policy mandates the university library coordinate activities and recommends that researchers publish as open access
Many college students falsely perceive their level of information literacy, according to a new survey developed by librarians and sponsored by Credo
President Obama has issued a Directive in the USA to ensure that the results of taxpayer-funded research - both articles and data - are made available to the general public