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en more outstanding National Theatre productions have gone live on Drama Online, which completes National Theatre Collection 3 with its 20 filmed performances. This latest set of filmed performances are available exclusively on the Drama Online platform.
OCLC is developing linked data services, products, and datasets that provide the descriptive resources needed to curate data at scale and across workflows. This work connects library resources to the knowledge streams that inform our everyday lives.
The new ‘OA for books’ is part of Jisc’s portfolio of open research products which will help to streamline the road to open access
The Churchill Archives Centre and Bloomsbury Publishing have announced the forthcoming addition of Acquired Papers to the Churchill Archive. This new collection of papers not previously available includes personal letters, speech notes and diary entries. Offering more than 1,700 documents released to the public for the first time, the Acquired Papers offer an unrivalled view of not only Winston Churchill’s personal and political life, but also the global politics of the 20th century.
This new book from Facet Publishing provides tools to evaluate the best place to publish academic research today.
The report, developed with the input of over 2,000 global academic library professionals, examines the emerging skills required to fulfill a library’s mission and meet the needs of today’s library patrons. The data was analyzed by Skilltype, in which Technology from Sage invested earlier this year.
As part of its celebration of International Open Access Week, University of Kentucky Libraries is spotlighting UKnowledge, its open access institutional repository that makes research from all disciplines available to a national and global audience.
Coherent Digital announced World Governments. The new database captures and enriches reports and other items of research interest from more than 150 governments around the world.
Cornell Tech has announced a total of more than $10 million in gifts and grants from the Simons Foundation and the National Science Foundation, respectively, to support arXiv, a free distribution service and open-access archive for scholarly articles.
The new video explains how researchers can make informed decisions about where to publish and avoid predatory publishers.