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ABM joining efforts to support US’ First Amendment right to gather and sell data -

American Business Media (ABM), a grouping of business information companies, has reportedly joined with other publishing and data-collection associations and companies in supporting the US' First Amendment right to gather, market and sell data. This follows a reported split of opinion that has developed between two… Read More

NDIIPP partner digital collections now viewable on website -

The Library of Congress's National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) has introduced a new section in its website to provide a high level view of the collections that partners are preserving worldwide. Users of 'Explore Partner Collections' will now see a map plotting the… Read More

New application provides scientists easy access to key government data -

Computer scientists at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will work with STM publisher Elsevier, Netherlands, to enhance scientific research via the World Wide Web. Government agencies around the world reportedly make billions of bits of raw data available to the public each day. However, this data is… Read More

Rush-Copley Medical Center selects Thomson Reuters Pharmacy Xpert to improve medication management -

Business information provider Thomson Reuters, US, has announced that Rush-Copley Medical Center has selected its Pharmacy Xpert to more effectively manage medication therapy and improve pharmacist efficiency. Pharmacy Xpert is a one-of-a-kind clinical intelligence dashboard that helps hospital pharmacists better manage medication therapy to improve outcomes,… Read More

GenomeQuest adds China sequence patents to IP research solution -

GenomeQuest, a US-based provider of sequence data management (SDM) products, has announced that it has expanded its content for patent search to include sequences filed at SIPO, the patent office of China. More than 40,000 sequences from over 5000 Chinese patents are already indexed and searchable… Read More

WIT research group to lead EU project to provide increased security -

A team of researchers in Waterford Institute of Technology's TSSG (Telecommunications Software and Systems Group) were recently appointed as lead co-ordinators of ENDORSE, a €3.7 million EU-wide research project to create technical and legal framework for data management, to prevent the accidental… Read More

NARA and NTIS in deal to preserve digital scientific records -

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) have announced an agreement ensuring long-term preservation and access to the NTIS collection of authenticated and secured digital scientific, technical, and engineering information (STEI). It is expected that the results of this… Read More

CABI’s full-text articles now total 100,000 -

Life sciences publisher CABI, UK, has announced that it now has 100,000 full-text articles available to subscribers of its leading databases on CAB Direct. CABI started its full-text programme four years ago, and is now adding 33,000 articles, including journal papers and conference proceedings, each… Read More

Johns Hopkins University Libraries join HathiTrust to expand access -

The Johns Hopkins University Libraries have become the latest member of HathiTrust, a partnership of major academic and research libraries collaborating in digital library initiative to preserve and provide access to the published record in digital form. Johns Hopkins' initial role as part of HathiTrust… Read More

BMC Medical Education accepted for indexing by Thomson Reuters -

Open access publisher BioMed Central, UK, has announced that its journal BMC Medical Education has been accepted for indexing by Thomson Reuters. The journal will receive its first impact factor in June 2011. BMC Medical Education publishes articles on a range of topics relating to… Read More


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