Digital Preservation: Since Beginning of 2014 Ten Publishers Have Partnered with CLOCKSS

It has been a very busy start to 2014 for CLOCKSS (Controlled LOCKSS) welcoming ten new partners since the beginning of the year.
What is CLOCKSS?
In Their Own Words:

As libraries migrate from print to online-only publications, they expect assurances from publishers that their shared investments are protected and preserved for generations to come.
The CLOCKSS archive provides this assurance via its secure network of content that can be accessed only when a trigger event is deemed to have occurred.
CLOCKSS uniquely assigns this abandoned and orphaned content a Creative Commons license to ensure it remains available forever.

Learn More Here (PDF)
The 10 new publishers that have joined CLOCKSS are:

• American Entomological Society

• Archaeological Institute of America

• Athabasca University Press

• Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

• eLife

• General Healthcare Inc.

• Micronesica

• Schweizerbart Science Publishers

• Wageningen Academic Publishers

• UTS ePress

You can read the announcements about each of these partners via the CLOCKSS news page.
See Also: How CLOCKSS Works
See Also: List of All Participating Publishers and Supporting Libraries
 

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