RSuite CMS launches support community to communicate with RSuite developers and engage users - January 4, 2012
Content solutions and services provider Really Strategies, US, has announced that its RSuite CMS, a content management system for publishers, has launched a support community dedicated to the success of its customers and partners who have adopted RSuite CMS as a core foundation for their digital… Read More
OCLC Research Distinguished Seminar Series presentation on shift to digital information - January 4, 2012
Library information provider OCLC Research, US, has announced that its Distinguished Seminar Series will present ‘From Books and Buildings to Information and Services’ with Nancy K. Roderer on January 16, 2012 at OCLC in Dublin, Ohio. The public is invited to attend this free presentation in… Read More
New Project MUSE web interface now live at muse.jhu.edu - January 4, 2012
Project MUSE has announced that its new interface, featuring book and journal content integrated on a single platform, is up and running at muse.jhu.edu. Project MUSE is a collaboration between libraries and publishers, providing full-text, affordable and user-friendly online access to a comprehensive selection of prestigious… Read More
Springer launches SpringerLink mobile app for iPhone and iPod Touch - January 4, 2012
STM publisher Springer has announced the launch of the SpringerLink mobile app for iPhone and iPod Touch. The app is free to download from the iTunes App Store providing access to the science platform www.springerlink.com containing articles and chapters from over 2,000… Read More
Control Systems and Electronics Engineering sections added to Engineering Sciences category of Sciencia.org - January 3, 2012
Two new sections - the Control Systems and Electronics Engineering Sciences – have been added to the Engineering Sciences category of the sciences social network, Sciencia.org. The users of the website monitor 72 scientific journals publishing in these two disciplines which currently contain over 9,000 articles.… Read More
Tablets, e-readers seen to signal the end of paper-based books - December 30, 2011
Several studies on the continuing growth of the e-book market are observed to reveal that tablet computers and e-readers may put an end to real paper-based books. The US Book Industry Study Group (BISG) found that nearly half of those who bought both print and digital… Read More
