Longitude archive opened to world
The full story of attempts to solve 'the longitude problem' are being made freely available to everyone via Cambridge University's Digital Library
The full story of attempts to solve 'the longitude problem' are being made freely available to everyone via Cambridge University's Digital Library
A partnership between EBSCO and EOS International is aimed at bringing more choice to libraries
This Tuesday Europeana will meet with the European Commission to make its case for continued funding. Sian Harris finds out why
The American Psychological Association has given Stuart Moss its 2013 Excellence in Librarianship Award
Last week's Open Access Monographs in the Humanities and Social Sciences conference attracted several hundred delegates and a lively discussion, both at the event and online. Caren Milloy reports
Swets has launched a service to help institutions manage their article-processing charges for gold open-access articles
Friedel Grant reports back from the LIBER 2013 conference where data publishing and crowd sourcing were major themes
Volunteers around Europe and Australia are due to meet to remember and write about the First World War in edit-a-thons and online events that aim to improve the coverage of the war on Wikipedia
The British Library and Portico will be working together to help ensure that thousands of electronic journal titles will be collected, preserved and made available to current and future generations of researchers
Copyright-free books from the National Library of the Czech Republic can now be ordered as e-books via the eBooks on Demand service