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System launches System Pro, AI-powered search with explainability and trustworthiness at the core

System Pro is a new AI-powered search engine designed to be the most trustworthy, transparent way for researchers and doctors to quickly find, synthesize and contextualize scientific literature 

Clarivate launches new Artificial Intelligence tools to enable brand risk assessment

New tools gather, analyze, compare and deliver insights from more than 140 million trademark records and more than 6.2 million trademark office and court decisions.

Wiley extends partnership with Perlego to offer students access to digital books

Wiley extended its partnership with online library Perlego to offer higher education students around the world access to digital books. The partnership, which began in 2019, will extend for four years, through February 2027.

EBSCO Information Services introduces EBSCOhost Passport Browser Extension

The browser extension is designed to encourage library usage by users who start their research with a web search engine

Executive changes at Clarivate and Wiley

Clarivate names three new business leaders and Wiley adds an OA supporter

The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) and OpenCorporates expand partnership to increase legal-entity transparency in global markets

LEI-mapping capability enhanced as LEI Data links to corresponding records in OpenCorporates database
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Looking for a new gig? What about becoming a highly-paid prompt engineer?

Marydee Ojala | 06 June 2023

Librarians' skill sets align perfectly with the job requirements for prompt engineering


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Bite-sized Taxonomy Boot Camp returns to a screen near you in June

This half day Zoom event focusses on Airtable, recruitment, product & semantic taxonomies and more

Marydee Ojala | 06 June 2023

Recognising a librarian as an international influencer

Librarians around the world rejoiced that a fellow librarian, Tracie D. Hall, was recognised as one of the world's most influential people by Time magazine.

Marydee Ojala | 02 May 2023

Internet Archive loses lawsuit brought by publishers

Publishers Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, John Wiley & Sons, and Penguin Random House filed the lawsuit against Internet Archive (IA) in 2020, claiming IA had illegally scanned and uploaded 127 of their books for readers to download for free, negatively impacting their sales and the authors' royalties. On 25 March 2023, U.S. District Court Judge John G. Koeltl ruled in favor of the publishing houses on strict copyright grounds, stating that IA was making "derivative" works when they created electronic copies of printed books. The Internet Archive said it will appeal the ruling.

Marydee Ojala | 04 April 2023
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Brill Launches Three New Diamond Open Access Journals in the Humanities

PubHive Simplifies Content Access with OCLC's EZproxy Integration

Brill Adds German Imprints to Open Access Transformative Agreement with University of Vienna

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Pop-up libraries on city busses

In Boston, bus riders can now access free digital 'pop-up' libraries in Boston and there's no card required.

Learn about new technologies relevant to international internet librarians

The UK electronic information Group (UKeiG) is delighted to announce its online CPD course programme for the first quarter of 2023.

Ford Heritage Vault unlocked to add new digital U.K. archives

Ford's new online Heritage Vault now offers a more comprehensive digital archive collection following the addition of more than 1,600 new photos showing every car produced in the U.K.
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