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October was a busy month for DataSeer, as it announced deals with AAAS, Taylor & Francis, and KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd.

DataSeer is helping AAAS boost reporting standards, collaborating with Taylor & Francis for compliance checks and open science metrics, and at KnowledgeWorks Global integrating open science checks into smart reviews.

IFLA, the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions released three important documents at the IFLA Information Futures Summit (IIFS) in Brisbane, Australia

These were the Trend Report 2024, the  Strategy 2024-2029 and the Brisbane Declaration.

Euromonitor International launches Passport AI – a game changer for the data analysis industry

The new Passport AI is designed to supercharge the power of Euromonitor International's market intelligence expertise, combining cutting-edge AI with human intelligence.

Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) Unveils Newly Digitized Archive of Over 1,750 Rare Audio and Video Files

A Major Digitization Project Has Been Completed Thanks to the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)

Digital preservation from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine

The Internet Archives announces the ability to access archived webpages directly through Google search.

PLOS announces new Essay article type

The new article type is now available at PLOS Climate, PLOS Global Public Health, PLOS Mental Health and PLOS Water. 
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Putting Web of Science Research Assistant to the test

François Libmann | 05 November 2024

Clarivate released its generative AI-powered Research Assistant for the Web of Science in early September 2024. François Libmann and his team at FLA Consultants took the time to test this new tool very thoroughly to determine its fitness for purpose for online research.


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Celebrate the final Bite-sized Taxonomy Boot Camp of the year on 9 October

Consider it a pumpkin spice addition to your day

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Peer review practices called into question by anti-trust lawsuit

Scholarly publishing is shaken by allegations of collusion and restraint of trade

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Solving grand challenges: A clarion call for information researchers

Heidi Julien, Professor in Information Science, University of Buffalo, used her keynote address at the Information Seeking in Context (ISIC) conference to call for a greater emphasis on marginalized groups in research studies and to fight against the neoliberal approach to higher education.

Marydee Ojala | 03 September 2024
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Silverchair to Acquire ScholarOne from Clarivate to Expand Investment & Innovation in Critical Publishing Technology

Latin American Open Access ebook pilot expands impact with 100 titles from Prometeo Editorial

ACS Publications partners with Kudos to accelerate global sustainable development

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A wonderful cartoon from The Guardian

The latest issue of British Airways’ High Life magazine has a pictorial feature story about the world’s most beautiful libraries.

Is your library on the list? Have you visited at least one of them? I have.

The UK electronic information Group (UKeiG)'s annual forum will be held on Thursday July 18th, 2024.

The key theme of this year's forum will be how artificial intelligence is shaping the education landscape, and the wider issue of strategic responses to the challenges and opportunities it has presented to the library, information and knowledge community.
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