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NFAIS webinar to examine findings of study on e-books and future of university presses -

The National Federation of Advanced Information Services (NFAIS) is hosting a webinar that will address key findings from a three-year study titled "E-books and the Future of University Presses". NFAIS is a membership association for organisations that seek to create, organise and facilitate access to authoritative… Read More

Google’s Belgian case seen to determine future of search engines in Europe -

Internet search services provider Google, Inc., US, is reportedly fighting a Belgian ruling that will bar the company from publishing links to local newspapers on its online news service, Google News. The hearing could decide the fate of search engines and referencing services in Europe, according… Read More

Universities in Turkey select Serials Solutions Summon service -

Serials Solutions, a US-based provider of tools and services for libraries and a business unit of ProQuest LLC, has announced that three prominent universities in Turkey have chosen the Summon web-scale discovery service to make searching the full breadth of their collections and resources faster and… Read More

Research and Markets adds ‘Media Tablets: 2010 to 2014’ report to their offering -

Market research and data services provider Research and Markets, Ireland, has announced the addition of the 'Media Tablets: 2010 to 2014' report to their offering. The 265-page report contains a detailed analysis of the Media Tablets market. It analyses and quantifies this new market in… Read More

IEEE Computer Society journal Transactions now available in EPUB format -

The IEEE Computer Society, a membership organisation for computing professionals, has announced that all 2011 issues of its journal Transactions will be available in EPUB format to subscribers. The EPUB format provides subscribers with another option when it comes to accessing Computer Society content. Issues… Read More

Cambridge Journals Online launches series of new developments -

Cambridge University Press (CUP), the publishing division of the University of Cambridge, has announced that Cambridge Journals Online (CJO), the online publishing service for academic journals at CUP, has launched a series of new developments. These enhancements include a new suite of tailored features for… Read More


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