Norwegian digitisation hits 13 million
The National Archives of Norway hits the 13 million record mark as part of a national digitisation project to make all microfilm archives available online to the public
The National Archives of Norway hits the 13 million record mark as part of a national digitisation project to make all microfilm archives available online to the public
ChemSpider, CRC Press, BMJ Case Reports and OUP's Richard Gedye all picked up prizes in this year's ALPSP awards
IBM and the EU have expanded their research collaboration to provide new technology that will enable highly-accurate digitisation of rare and culturally significant historical texts on a massive scale
Nature Publishing Group and the University of California have agreed to work together to resolve a stand-off over journal pricing
JISC Collections is working with DataSalon to create a new licence
comparison site
John Latham of Coventry University describes a new network to help academic and commercial researchers exchange information about measurement
A culture of sharing gives students more access to both inspiring research and high-quality teaching, writes David Kernohan of JISC
Collaborating on ways to organise and share information can help the research community to innovate, writes Sarah Porter, head of innovation at JISC
The School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton has become the UK's first university department to release all its public data in open linked data format for public reuse
CERN/SCOAP3 is awarded the SPARC Europe Award for Outstanding
Achievements in Scholarly Communications