Wiley Launches Interoperable Platform to Power Scientific Discovery in World's Leading AI Technologies

Wiley AI Gateway brings trusted scholarly content directly into Anthropic's Claude, AWS Marketplace, Mistral AI's Le Chat, and Perplexity

Research4Life and CLOCKSS partner to link access with preservation

Equitable access to, and creation of, knowledge are cornerstones of global development, yet they remain a challenge in many low and middle-income countries (LMICs).

CABI launches an Evidence Synthesis Skills Framework to strengthen global capacity in evidence synthesis

The Framework is designed to help people and organizations develop and embed a common language around evidence synthesis skills.

Enago partners with the Royal Society of Chemistry to provide bespoke AI technology for manuscript checking

This is a significant step from the RSC to support authors with checking journal-specific requirements and preparing their manuscript, with the aim of making the submission process quicker and improving author experience.

LSEG partners with Reuters to launch AI-driven news format for reliable earnings intelligence on thousands of companies

Reuters and LSEG have launched Super Summaries, an AI-driven earnings intelligence solution that combines LSEG's trusted, market-moving data with Reuters editorial expertise to deliver concise earnings intelligence at speed. With the benefits of generative AI, Reuters will cover an additional 10,000 companies globally over the next three years.

Cambridge and Max Planck: advancing open access book publishing  

Cambridge University Press and the Max Planck Society have collaborated to develop a new book sales agreement that combines evidence-based acquisition with open access funding.

Our Contemporary Information Ecosystem and Its Effect on Libraries  

How librarians handle the current ecosystem, when it is dominated by rumours, viral videos and AI, depends on community engagement

Have a SUPER time at KMWorld Europe

Registration has opened for the KMWorld Europe and Taxonomy Boot Camp London, to be held 13-14 April 2026, and Early Bird Tickets are available at a significant savings.

European theses: new landscape, new challenges

Access to European university theses has never been more crucial for researchers and information professionals. Between the generalization of direct access on university websites and the disappearance of two platforms, the landscape is evolving quickly.

Taxonomies and Knowledge Management: Live from London!  

KMWorld announces the debut of KMWorld Europe and Taxonomy Boot Camp London, two new in-person events to be held in London 14-15 April 2026

Oxford University Press announces agreement to acquire Karger

Exact Editions Launches Expanded Set of Illustrated Periodicals for Digital Subscription

Research Solutions Launches Scite Rankings: A New Standard For Measuring Research Veracity & Influence

Phil Bradley, internet search expert and trailblazer in library and information science education, wins the 2025 Jason Farradane Award

The UKeiG's Jason Farradane Award is presented in recognition of an outstanding, creative and enterprising contribution to the library, information and knowledge profession. 

Calling All Libraries: Celebrate 1 Trillion Web Pages Archived with the Internet Archive

A trillion is a big number. Most libraries don't have collections that large, but the Internet Archive has now hit that momentous target of 1 trillion archived webpages. 

SLA Dissolution and Merger Vote Passes

SLA members attending a special "in-person" meeting via Zoom on 14 August 2025 voted 270 to 6 in favour of the motion in support of the plan to dissolve SLA and merge with ASIS&T.