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Martin White draws parallels between the work of World War Two cryptographers and the challenges of effectively mobilising information within today's organisations.

Eighteen information professionals from nine countries will help shape the 2019 conference programme.

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Springer Nature has published its first machine-generated chemistry book.

Successful pilot results in early roll-out of ‘In Review'.

CUP reaches ‘read and publish' agreement with German academic library consortium.

Refunds made available because your books won't be.

New Facebook feature aims to explain news feed algorithms.

ILI365 Blog

New Springer nature white paper draws on several reports to recommend practical ways to accelerate data sharing.

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Opera Now digitises archive to broaden reach of publication

Opera Now has digitised its complete archive as part of a long-term strategy to establish the magazine as an essential resource in music libraries, conservatoires and schools.

Kudos and DataCite partnership

Kudos and DataCite partnership substantially advances communications, tracking and impact potential for research projects and programs Kudos, the award-winning service for accelerating research impact through strategic communications management, has

Hindawi helps to maximize visibility and readership of authors’ work through partnership with Kudos

Kudos, the award-winning service for accelerating research impact through strategic communications management, is delighted to announce a new partnership with Hindawi Limited, one of the world’s largest fully open access publishers. Kudos’ platform for ex

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