New Issue of NISO’s “Information Science Quarterly” Focuses on the Licensing of Digital Content

A new issue of NISO’s (National Information Standards Organization) Information Science Quarterly (ISQ) was published today. This issue features articles about the licensing of digital content and was guest edited by Cynthia Hodgson.
The complete issue (Winter 2014; Vol. 26, No. 4) is available as a single PDF file or one article at a time, also PDF.
Here’s what’s in the new issue:
Letter from the Guest Content Editor
by Cynthia A. Hodgson
Reflections on Library Licensing
by Ann Shumelda Okerson
PROJECT INITIATIVES
Linked Content Coalition Framework for Rights Management
by Todd Carpenter
Direct to Complete Table of Contents, Abstracts, and Additional Links (when available)
STANDARD SPOTLIGHT
ONIX for Publications Licenses
by David Martin
NISO REPORTS
The Shared Electronic Resource Understanding (SERU): Six Years and Still Going Strong
by Adam Chesler and Anne McKee
NOTEWORTHY
SUSHI Standard and Schemas Updated to Version 1.7
SO and IEC Publish Cloud Computing Standards
HTML5 Officially Published as W3C Recommendation
New Release of HowOpenIsIt? Guide
EPUB 3 Now an ISO Standard
International ISBN Agency Launches the Global Register of Publishers
EDItEUR Releases Thema Version 1.1
STANDARDS IN DEVELOPMENT, December 15, 2014
Direct to Complete Table of Contents, Abstracts, and Additional Links (when available)

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