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Preservation
JSTOR launches new pathway from digitisation to discovery
Initiative aims to help institutions move past digitisation projects and towards long-term discovery, access, and impact
Canadian partners unite to strengthen open research preservation
Move represents a significant step towards strengthening Canada's community-owned scholarly infrastructure
Nine ways a paper tells you it won’t reproduce – before anyone tries
The remedy to the reproducibility problem lies in the hands of those who steward the record, writes Mayank Vadaliya
ISSN and DOAJ renew metadata partnership
Agreement aimed at strengthening collaboration on metadata exchange, interoperability and visibility
Why scholarly publishing needs an independent certification authority
A universal certification framework would distinguish trusted publishers from bad actors, writes Darrell Gunter
Understanding ISSN-H – a smarter identifier
ISSN International Centre introduces a smarter identifier – improving publication discovery, metadata quality, and interoperability DOWNLOAD HERE! The ISSN International Centre is pleased to…
JSTOR stewardship initiative passes 50-participant milestone
Next phase of the programme will continue to focus on developing shared tools, practices and infrastructure
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences joins GetFTR
PNAS publishes more than 3,500 research papers annually across the biological, physical and social sciences
Journal of Research on Research to research research
Community-owned, open-access title J·ROR aims to advance improvements across the research ecosystem
Turn hidden gems into strategic assets: how AI unlocks digital collections
Clarivate whitepaper highlights Vienna University Library’s approach to metadata challenges
The road to seamless digital access: progress, potholes and promise
While access to digital resources has improved, barriers continue to emerge, says Jon Bentley