Proximity Search Capabilities Have Been Added to PubMed
From the National Library of Medicine Technical Bulletin: The National Library of Medicine is pleased to announce proximity search capabilities have been added to PubMed. Users can now search for multiple terms appearing in any order within a specified distance of one another in the [Title] or [Title/Abstract] fields. How [...]
Texas Library Coalition for United Action (TLCUA) Announces Historic Deal with Elsevier
From a TLCUA Announcement: Texas Library Coalition for United Action (TLCUA) is pleased to announce that it has concluded negotiations with Elsevier, and all TLCUA members have signed or are finalizing new agreements for subscription journal access. In 2019, 44 public and private university campuses across Texas joined together to [...]
Journal Article: “Accountability in the Knowledge Commons: Lessons From Next Generation Library Publishing and the 2022 Values and Principles Summit”
The article (commentary) linked below was published today by Insights. Title Accountability in the Knowledge Commons: Lessons From Next Generation Library Publishing and the 2022 Values and Principles Summit Authors Sarah Lippincott Product Owner, Next Generation Library Publishing, Educopia Institute Katherine Skinner Independent Contractor, (Previously Educopia Institute) Source Insights 35: 20 [...]
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Worldwide Dataset (Free to Access) Captures Earth in Finest Ever Detail
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Offline Internet Consortium (OLI) Receives $300,000 Arcadia Grant
From an Joint Statement: The non-profit Offline Internet Consortium (OLI) is delighted to receive a $300,000 grant from UK-based Arcadia – a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin. When half the world’s population has little or no broadband access, the OLI exists to connect researchers and practitioners seeking to provide access to high […]
National Archives Begins Work on 1960 Census Records Release; Do Volunteer Transcriptions Improve Search and Discovery in LOC.gov?
Do Volunteer Transcriptions Improve Search and Discovery in LOC.gov? (via Library of Congress) National Archives Begins Work on 1960 Census Records Release (via NARA)
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Research Tools: A New Version of the Open Database of Educational Facilities (ODEF) in Canada Now Available Online
From Statistics Canada: A new version of the Open Database of Educational Facilities (ODEF) is now available as part of Statistics Canada’s Linkable Open Data Environment (LODE) initiative. The LODE aims to enhance the use, accessibility and harmonization of open microdata from authoritative sources, such as governments and professional associations. It also supports collaboration on open data […]
“The Predator Effect – Fraud in the Scholarly Publishing Industry: An Interview with Simon Linacre”
From The Scholarly Kitchen: Today Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe interviews Simon Linacre, author of the recently published book, The Predator Effect: Understanding the Past, Present and Future of Deceptive Academic Journals, and Head of Content, Brand & Press at Digital Science. Here’s One Exchange From the Interview (Complete Interview Runs 1505 Words): How can a legitimate open […]
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Report: “5.4 Million Twitter Users’ Stolen Data Leaked Online — More Shared Privately”
From a Bleeping Computer Report: Over 5.4 million Twitter user records containing non-public information stolen using an API vulnerability fixed in January have been shared for free on a hacker forum. Another massive, potentially more significant, data dump of millions of Twitter records has also been disclosed by a security researcher, demonstrating how widely abused […]
