North Carolina State University Libraries & Adam Matthew Digital Announce Content Mining Agreement

From Today’s NCSU Announcement:

By signing another pioneering content mining agreement—this time with Adam Matthew, a SAGE company—the NCSU Libraries has established itself as a leader in the research library world when it comes to licensing blanket access to commercially-vended historical collections.
This comes not long after their unprecedented data mining deals with Gale and Unlimited Priorities.
By agreeing to provide NC State researchers electronic access to ‘Mass Observation Online,’ sourced from the University of Sussex, England, and the ability to mine archival data on university servers, Adam Matthew Digital joins Gale as a leading-edge example for commercial vendors.

Read the Complete Announcement

See Also: Unlimited Priorities and NCSU Libraries Partner to Create Data Mining Agreement For Content From Accessible Archives (March 24, 2015)

See Also: Gale Makes Content From Several Databases Available For Textual Analysis and Data Mining (November 17, 2014)

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