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IET Inspec database reaches milestone 20 million total records

The Institution of Engineering and Technology's (IET) Inspec database has reached over 20 million indexed records throughout its 50-year history.

Affordable access to research in North Africa and the Middle East from Taylor & Francis and Zendy partnership

Readers in 39 countries across North Africa and the Middle East will have a new affordable option for accessing the latest research, following a new partnership between leading academic publisher Taylor & Francis Group and the information services experts at Knowledge E.

EBSCO Information Services and AT-CRIS Partner to Offer FOLIO Implementation Services for Libraries in Germany

Partnership Offers Libraries in Germany More Options when Considering Adopting the FOLIO Library Services Platform

ProQuest Invests in Virtual Conference Venue Underline Science  

ProQuest's investment in virtual conference venue Underline Science is a harbinger of making conference papers and presentations more findable for librarians and the scholarly community.

vLex Launches New Knowledge Management Feature for Legal Professionals Around the World

Law firms around the world can now expand their legal research by uploading their own documents to vLex Cloud and combine their knowledge with vLex's global collection of legal information to create a research resource personalised to the needs of the firm and their clients.

Yewno Discover Integrates with Ex Libris Primo to Enhance Resource Exploration

The Yewno Discover platform now integrates with the Ex Libris Primo discovery service to offer libraries the opportunity to create additional exploration paths for their students.
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It Takes an Information Community to Raise a Business

Anne Welsh | 01 December 2020

Deciding to go out on your own and start a library-related business is a huge step. Anne Welsh gives us some tips and resources based on her experience of setting up her Beginning Cataloguing business.


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Anticipating the future: Narrative writing workshops for library staff

Neil Dixon describes how he and his team at Anglia Ruskin University Library set up training workshops to explore the impact of AI on libraries, using fictional writing techniques.

Neil Dixon | 01 December 2020

Global Collaboration for SLA’s Task Force on Reopening Specialised Libraries

Covid-19 caused libraries worldwide to close their doors. Seema Rampersad, chair of SLA's Task Force on Reopening Specialized Libraries, reports on their findings, including an event on how library professionals are coping in the pandemic and a coronavirus hub for relevant content.

Seema Rampersad | 03 November 2020

A new library in the middle of a crisis

A new public library branch in the Alver Municipality Library System in Norway became a reality very quickly and in the middle of the Covid pandemic.

Thomas Brevik | 06 October 2020
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Choice Awards Six Brill Publications as “Outstanding Academic Titles” in 2020

Shandong University Joins the Ranks of Prestigious Universities in China to Acquire Gale Scholar

Cactus Communications partners with Wiley to support journal authors and editorial offices with UNSILO Technical Checks in the screening of manuscripts

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The London Book Fair Moves to June 2021  

The London Book Fair Moves to June 2021, with Andy Ventris Announced as New Director, with the aim of bringing the publishing industry together in person for first time since the outbreak of Covid-19.  

Portsmouth Library wants its Harry Potter book back

The Portsmouth City Library wants its Harry Potter first edition back, along with the £42,500 recent sales price

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