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|1. Google Releases 2016 Webspam Report, Hacked Sites Up 32% vs. 2015 (via Google Webmaster Central Blog) 2. Implementation of New ILS Underway at Arizona State and Northern Arizona University Libraries Note: Powered by Ex Libris. ILS will also be implemented this Summer at University of Arizona. 3. Spoken Hawaiian Language Digital Repository Awarded Grants (via […]
1. UK: Forthcoming Books: Bodleian Library Unearths New Tolkien (via The Bookseller) 2. Ireland: Significant collection’ of Kate O’Brien’s Letters Purchased by University of Limerick (via Limerick Leader) 3. Germany’s Common Bibliographic Data Zone Goes Live, Three Large German Consortia Share Library Data and Services (via Ex Libris) 4.“Publish and Prosper” with a New Model For […]
1. LinkedIn Data Reveals the Most Promising Jobs of 2017 2. Go Green: EBSCO Information Services Open EBSCO Solar Grant for 2017 3. Ex Libris Announces a New Release of Summon Discovery Service 4. Nielsen’s US book services acquired by NPD (via The Bookseller)
1. Mendeley Co-Founder Leaves Elsevier (via The Bookseller) 2. Journals: Taylor & Francis and University of California Finalize New Three-Year Systemwide Agreement 3. Google Just Dodged a Privacy Lawsuit by Scanning Your Emails a Tiny Bit Slower (via The Verge) 4. Harvard Selects Ex Libris Alma 5. Nominet Trust 100: Europeana Celebrated as one of the World’s […]
From Ex Libris: Ex Libris, a ProQuest company, is proud to announce the release of Ex Libris Alma Mobile. The new app enables librarians to work with the Alma service quickly and easily while on the go. Alma Mobile provides Pick Up From Shelf functionality, significantly enhancing librarians’ productivity by allowing them to take the Alma […]
The Top 10 “Hot Articles” in Library and Information Science (October 2016)
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|Powered by bX Hot Articles from Ex Libris. Hot Articles is based on usage data from millions of researchers across journals, publishers and platforms. It helps the users to discover articles that other users found interesting – in general and for a specific topic. More Hot Articles Hot Articles for Other Disciplines See Also: The […]
1. Credo Launches ‘Issue Briefs’ 2. Center for Research Libraries Receives New Mellon Foundation Support for International Effort on Global Resources 3. Privacy/Security: Let’s Encrypt Receives Grant From Ford Foundation 4. Social Media: Twitter is Shutting Down “Vine” 5. NSF Statement of Support for National Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Strategic Plan 6. Ex Libris Opens Data Center in China […]
New Issue Alert: The Code4Lib Journal (Issue 34) is Now Available Online
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|Issue 34 of The Code4Lib Journal was made available online today. Here’s the TOC with links to the full text articles. Editorial: Some Numbers by Andrew Darby Wherein the Journal’s most popular article and other small mysteries are revealed. Digital Archaeology and/or Forensics: Working with Floppy Disks from the 1980s by John Durno While software […]
1. National Science Foundation (NSF) Awards $5.9 Million to Broaden Participation in Academic Workforce Funding for three new alliances consisting of 14 partner universities as part of NSF’s Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) program. 2. Murdoch University is First Australian Library to use OCLC Sustainable Collection Services 3. Swedish Library Consortium to […]
Video Recording of NMC Online Event on Learning Spaces Now Available
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|A video recording of the New Media Consortium’s (NMC) Beyond the Horizon :: Learning Spaces online event was made available on YouTube earlier today. It was recorded on July 13th, 2016. Description New forms of teaching and learning require educational institutions to rethink how physical space is configured. Both formal and informal educational settings are […]