We are pleased to make all editorials from January 2016 freely available. If you feel inspired to write an editorial, please contact the Editors.
2018
Why convenience is the new access by Hayley Gibson and Roddy MacLeod, 28 September 2018
Making moves: lessons from a library migration by David Morgan, 14 September 2018
Makerspaces, innovation and creative learning by Carlos Izsak, 31 August 2018
96.7 shades of white by Ka-Ming Pang, 3 August 2018
Keep reading and start writing! by Steve Sharp and Lorraine Estelle, 20 July 2018
Introducing Think. Check. Attend. by Mohamad Mostafa and Philip J Purnell, 6 July 2018
NASIG 2018: engaging and collaborating for the future by Steve Oberg, 22 June 2018
Let's talk by Paul Tavner, 8 June 2018
Is there a better way? Collating print usage statistics by Helen Monagle, 25 May 2018
Keeping everyone communicating by Leo Appleton, 11 May 2018
UKSG's new subcommittee by Yann Amouroux, 27 April 2018
UKSG 2018: a conference in tweets by Leo Appleton, 13 April 2018
Think. Check. Submit - a review by Bev Acreman, 30 March 2018
Glasgow in April by Andrew Barker, 16 March 2018
Climate change in the subscription landscape by Colleen Campbell, 2 March 2018
Why convenience is the new access by Ben Kaube, 16 February 2018
Death of a repository by Andrew Gray, 2 February 2018
UKSG in 2018 by Bev Acreman, 19 January 2018
Growth and maturity in the self-publishing industry by Beat Barblan and Andrew Kovacs, 5 January 2018
2017
A Brit abroad! by Dominic Broadhurst, 15 December 2017
New perspectives by Leo Appleton, 1 December 2017
Insights November 2017 by Lorraine Estelle and Steve Sharp, 17 November 2017
Library conferences: why bother? by Leo Appleton, 3 November 2017
Open access in the spotlight by Nettie Lagace and Christine Stohn, 20 October 2017
Discovery tools: looking into the black box by Catherine Richardson, 6 October 2017
Machine learning and academic publishing – where are we today? by Michael Upshall, 22 September 2017
Diary of a library collaboration, aged 17¾ by Kate Petherbridge, 8 September 2017
On supporting scholarly communications in scientific research institutes by Tim Wales, 25 August 2017
European collaboration at the University of Helsinki by Ruth MacMullen and Kirsty Wallis, 11 August 2017
Insights July 2017 by Lorraine Estelle and Steve Sharp, 28 July 2017
UKSG eNews reaches 400! by Steve Sharp, 14 July
Racing to the Crossroads: a NASIG conference review by Sarah Bull, 30 June
Interim management by Jo Webb, 16 June
The challenge of open access compliance by Eimear Evans, 2 June
Librarian messages to publishers by Bernie Folan and Claire Grace, 19 May
Jazz, fireworks and food for thought by various, 5 May
Get out of the library by Donna Lanclos, 21 April
UKSG@40 by Hazel Woodward, 31 March
Insights March 2017 by Lorraine Estelle and Steve Sharp, 17 March
Digital literacy expertise by stealth – knowing stuff and doing stuff by Iain Baird, Teesside University, 3 March
Why copyright literacy is the key to unlocking our greatest privilege by Chris Morrison, University of Kent, 17 February
Libraries – one part of a Toyota? by Adam Blackwood, eLearning Advisor, 3 February
On peril and privilege and why we all need copyright literacy by Jane Secker, LSE, 17 January
You said, we did: listening to our members by Sarah Bull, UKSG Executive Director, 6 January
2016
Reflections: Conference and Forum by various, 9 December
Comparing apples and pears: the challenges of measuring e-book use by Jo Lambert, Jisc, 25 November
“What is the value of a library with no content?” by Dave White, University of the Arts London, 11 November
Digital citizenship and the role of the library by Leo Appleton, University of the Arts London, 28 October
Scholarly communications, researchers' needs, and innovation by Charlie Rapple and Yann Amouroux, UKSG Committee, 14 October
A solution to the problem with IPs by Andrew Pitts, Publisher Solutions International, 30 September
A charter for e-books? by Nicholas Lewis, Library Director, University of East Anglia, 16 September
The printed book is a very persistent thing by Karen Carden, University of the Arts London, 2 September
e>p and then what? by Daniel Albertsson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, 19 August
From historical inquiry to e-learning: understanding the metaliteracies and digital capabilities required of researchers of tomorrow by Nazlin Bhimani, UCL Institute of Education, 5 August
Can transparency in publishing costs clear the way for open scholarly communications? by Shona Thoma, Maynooth University, 22 July
One year later: on being a librarian in Saudi Arabia by Stephen Buck, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, 8 July
The changing face of current awareness: reflections from a London law librarian by Clare Brown, 24 June
Reading fellows by Wendy Morris, Kingston University, 10 June
Of conferences and carpets by Susan Hill, Surrey and Aberystwyth Universities, 27 May
How Readers Discover Content in Scholarly Publications by Tracy Gardner, Simon Inger Consulting, 13 May
Swings and roundabouts by various, 29 April
Data supporting research collaborations by Neil Smyth, University of Nottingham, 15 April
How to get the best out of UKSG 2016 by various, 1 April
Insights March 2016 by Lorraine Estelle and Steve Sharp (Insights editors), 18 March
E-books: the Utopia for HE students by Alex Ferguson, Liverpool Guild of Students, 4 March
Where are we now? Delivering content in academic libraries by Joanna Ball, University of Sussex, 19 February
E-info discovery and management for institutes in the South by Marc Goovaerts, Hasselt University, 5 February
The Think.Check.Submit campaign by Helen Dobson, University of Manchester, 22 January
2015 - a year in review by members of the UKSG Committee, 8 January