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Author: CHARLTON, JOHN
Subjects: *PUBLIC library laws, *COPYRIGHT, *PUBLISHING, *PRESS, *MANUSCRIPTS, *CONTRACTS, *OPEN access publishing, *UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Abstract: The article informs that scholars at German universities and research institutes are lapping up the open access publishing made possible by an agreement between Springer Nature and university consortium Projekt DEAL in 2019. It is noted that the publishing industry of Great Britain is under trouble over government proposals to make an exception to copyright laws to allow text and data mining of copyrighted material.
Published: 2022

Subjects: *AUDITING, *BUSINESS, *BUSINESS intelligence, *CLIMATOLOGY, *COMPUTER software, *CULTURE, *DIGITAL libraries, *INFORMATION services, *INFORMATION technology, *LIBRARIANS, *PRESS, *PUBLIC relations, *PUBLISHING, *REFERENCE books, *SERIAL publications, *SPEECH therapists, *WAR, *WIRELESS communications, *ELECTRONIC publications, *BLOGS, *TRENDS
Abstract: This section offers news briefs on the information services industry as of December 2010. Springer will start publishing the official journal of the Chinese Meteorological Society called "Acta Meteorologica Sinica." WikiLeaks released classified military documents known as "The Iraq War Logs." Credo Reference has decided to offer titles from Berg Publishers on its Credo Platform.
Published: 2010

Subjects: *INFORMATION retrieval standards, *ELECTRONIC commerce, *INFORMATION services, *PUBLIC libraries, *ACADEMIC libraries, *AUTHORS, *COOPERATIVE cataloging databases, *COLLECTION development in libraries, *DATABASE industry, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LANGUAGE & languages, *LINGUISTICS, *RESEARCH methodology, *POCKET computers, *PRESS, *PUBLISHING, *SERIAL publications, *TEXTBOOKS, *SEARCH engines, *ACCESS to information
Abstract: The article offers news briefs related to electronic devices as December 2013. It offers information on the partnership of Ingram Content Group Inc. with Chicago Public Library to develop patron-driven acquisition (PDA) program. It mentions that ByWater Solutions launched an OverDrive, search engine. It mentions that the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) focuses on the termination of the World News Connection.
Published: 2013

Subjects: *ACADEMIC libraries, *ART, *BIBLIOGRAPHICAL citations, *BIBLIOGRAPHY, *BOOKS, *COOPERATIVE cataloging databases, *DATABASES, *DIGITAL libraries, *HEALTH services administration, *JURISPRUDENCE, *LITERATURE, *PRESS, *PUBLISHING, *SERIAL publications, *SOCIAL networks, *SOCIAL sciences, *ELECTRONIC publications, *REFERENCE sources, *REGULATORY approval, *ACCESS to information, *PROFESSIONAL licenses, *DATA security
Abstract: The article provides information on several information products and services, including the Wiley Open Access publishing program by John Wiley & Sons Inc., the EasyBib Library Edition service by EasyBib.com and the digital archive British Literary Manuscripts Online, Medieval and Renaissance, by Gale, a part of Cengage Learning.
Published: 2011

Author: OJALA, MARYDEE
Subjects: *SCHOLARLY method ethics, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *DECEPTION, *INFORMATION retrieval, *MEDICAL ethics, *PRESS, *PRIVACY, *PUBLISHING
Abstract: The article discusses the Innovations Seminar of STM, the global trade association of academic and professional scientific, technical, and medical publishers, held on December 6, 2017 in London, England. Topics include the ethical behavior of people and publishing machines, the future of digital ethics as people no longer trust search algorithms and the innovations in the publishing process.
Published: 2018

Author: PIKE, GEORGE H.
Subjects: *INTERNET service provider laws, *SOCIAL media, *SEARCH engines, *COMMUNICATION, *INTERNET, *LEGAL liability, *PRESS, *GOVERNMENT regulation, *ETHICS
Abstract: The article reports that legislators and regulators in the U.S. and Great Britain are investigating regarding fake and inappropriate news provided by the search engine Google and social media platforms Facebook. Topics include use of Facebook and other social media platforms by terrorist for communication and recruiting; information on lack of legislative and regulatory oversight that governs Google and Facebook; and views of Theresa May, prime minister of Great Britain, on Facebook and Google.
Published: 2018

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