UK minister backs sustainable open access
The UK's minister of state for universities and science has spoken in favour of sustainable open access
The UK's minister of state for universities and science has spoken in favour of sustainable open access
FundRef pilot aims to standardise funding source information for scholarly publications
Researchers in the Netherlands are developing an international quality test for young open-access journals
CrossRef has launched the CrossMark update identification service to alert researchers to important changes that may occur to published scholarly content and highlight important publication record information
In the early-mid 1980s the young Andy Richardson was honing his skills as a 'bedroom programmer'. Three decades on, his company Influential Software helps publishers deal with their data and reporting requirements. In the first of our informal 'Three-Question Spotlight' interviews, he explains how he turned his programming skills from home gaming to publishing
Executives from news media, publishing, TV, film, music, IT and internet media businesses are working with existing standards and licensing organisations on a cross-media global project that they hope will result in better and easier management of copyright in the online world
The Collections Trust has secured major European Commission investment to help museums, archives and libraries share their collections online safely and sustainably
Groups call for reform after survey finds UK lags other developed nations in approach to copyright
Tom Wilkie reports back on discussions about e-textbooks at the London Book Fair
A new JISC report argues that current copyright law limits the possibilities of text mining for unlocking science