Emerald Group Publishing will preserve its e-journals with Portico
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Nature named 'journal of the century'
17 June 2009
The 686 members of the BioMedical & Life Sciences Division of the Special Libraries Association have chosen the journal Nature as 'journal of the century'
Open access could save money in the Netherlands
15 June 2009
Open-access publication could save the Netherlands up to 133 million euros, according to new research from Australian economist John Houghton
AIP partners with CLOCKSS
15 June 2009
Online versions of all AIP's journals will soon reside in the dark archive, CLOCKSS
AIP signs up to TRANSFER Code of Practice
15 June 2009
The American Institute of Physics has signed up to guidelines that help ensure that journal content remains easily accessible when journals transfer between parties
Copyright law prevents access to millions of 'orphan works'
15 June 2009
Millions of "orphan works" cannot be accessed online because their rights holders cannot be found
US student bodies call for open access
15 June 2009
Student associations in the USA are calling on universities, research funders, and researchers to support open access to research
Wolters Kluwer Health preserves e-journals in Portico
12 June 2009
Wolters Kluwer Health will preserve more than 300 periodicals in Portico
Library study examines resource changes in challenging economy
08 June 2009
The CIBER research group will conduct a global library survey to understand electronic resources challenges, trends, and best practices in tough economical times
Green open-access study publishes guidelines
05 June 2009
A Europe-wide project to investigate the effects of large-scale deposit ('green open access') has published guidelines for publishers and repository managers
Walter de Gruyter preserves e-books with Portico
04 June 2009
Walter de Gruyter is preserving approximately 1,200 e-book titles with Portico
Springer donates archive to Central and Regional Library Berlin
26 May 2009
The historical archive of the scientific publishing house Springer will soon be kept by Berlin's Central and Regional Library
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