What comes next for library e-resource management?
A new OCLC report outlines how libraries can scale responsibly by using automation and shared infrastructure
Preservation
Verifying author identity in mathematics
Thirty years after its formation, Nicola Poser discusses the role of Mathematical Reviews / MathSciNet
Expanding networks, strengthening data, transforming services
ISSN International Centre is pivotal in organising and disseminating information, writes Gaëlle Béquet
Turn hidden gems into strategic assets: how AI unlocks digital collections
Clarivate whitepaper highlights Vienna University Library’s approach to metadata challenges
The invisible infrastructure: why metadata is now a C-level strategic asset
Why metadata as infrastructure is now pivotal for e-resources reliability, user trust, and ROI in higher education libraries
NISO updates Transfer Code of Practice to support journal continuity
Latest revision responds to evolving community needs, particularly around the transfer of open access titles
The outputs we don’t count: making talk-based research contributions legible
In-person research presentations are first-class and widely valued – but routinely under-documented, writes Ben Kaube
Clarivate announces finalists for inaugural Library Innovation Awards
Programme recognises global libraries advancing services, access and discovery through technology and community-focused initiatives
After the PDF: A new unit of knowledge for the AI era
Steve Smith argues that the "Knowledge Object" should be considered the atomic unit of the scholarly record
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DOI celebrated in new scholarly community video
Leading voices from across global research and publishing ecosystem reflect on the Digital Object Identifier's enduring legacy
From access to answers: knowledge-as-a-service
Steve Smith explains why academic publishers must now become "curators of context" in the compute age