College students still like print books, says study
Ebooks and e-readers are slow to catch on with college students, according to a recent study by OnCampus Research
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Swets opens office in Seoul
Swets expands its presence in Asia with new office in Seoul, South Korea
Swiss libraries send equipment to Haiti
Swiss libraries with BSF send 2 containers of equipment to Haitian libraries
SCOAP3 gets first Russian supporter
The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia has joined SCOAP3
Springer works with Ingram in Americas
Ingram Content Group signs agreement with Springer on a new US distribution services model
University of Salford picks Syndetic for catalogue enrichment
The University of Salford has chosen Syndetic Solutions to provide catalogue enrichments within its Talis Prism 2 library catalogue
BL and CRL team up to digitise theses
Center for Research Libraries and British Library digitise 400 UK theses on Middle Eastern and Islamic studies
Charlesworth represents NEJM in China
The Charlesworth Group has announced a new China Agency Agreement with the New England Journal of Medicine
Open Access week begins
Scholars, faculty, and students in nearly 90 countries participate in events in support of open access (OA)
JISC joins Open Planets Foundation
Higher education sector takes on key role in securing UK's digital legacy
Innovative Interfaces endorses KBART
Innovative Interfaces has endorsed the recommendations of the Knowledge Base and Related Tools Working Group for two of its products
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…