iPad gaining share in tablet market, says Strategy Analytics - July 30, 2012
Apple has reported that the iPad market share is on its best run in years despite a global economic slowdown. In a recent announcement of its quarterly earnings, Apple highlighted how iPad revenues and sales managed to keep the company on an earning status. Figures in… Read More
WebWorks releases latest version of ePublisher, 2012.2 - July 30, 2012
Enterprise digital content conversion and publishing software company WebWorks, US, has announced the release of its latest version of ePublisher, 2012.2. WebWorks ePublisher, featuring WebWorks Reverb, is the next-generation help authoring software designed to create user-friendly web documentation that enhances online browsing on desktop, tablet and… Read More
OCLC Research Library Partnership meeting videos now available - July 30, 2012
Library information provider OCLC Research, US, has announced that videos of all Libraries Rebound presentations and discussions are now available on YouTube and on the OCLC Research website. There are 17 videos in total. The OCLC Research Library Partnership meeting, Libraries Rebound: Embracing Mission, Maximizing… Read More
Scanning project never hurt book sales, says Google - July 30, 2012
Internet search services provider Google Inc., US, has submitted court filings stating that its massive book scanning project is fair use because it has delivered many public benefits without harming authors. The company has been fighting a court battle with the Authors Guild on the project,… Read More
Multi-author surge driven by international interest in high-energy physics, says ScienceWatch article - July 30, 2012
The Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters, US, has reported a substantial increase in the number of multi-author papers in recent years, with many surpassing 50 authors and some reporting upwards of 3,000 authors. The trend reveals a steep increase after remaining at a… Read More
Library of Georgia Digital Collection to be indexed via Summon service - July 27, 2012
Serials Solutions, US, has announced that users of its Summon service will soon be able to discover resources in the Digital Library of Georgia's collection that is projected to include a million digital objects in more than 200 collections from 60 institutions and 100 government agencies.… Read More
