Instructure's Canvas platform was hit by a ransomware attack in early May, creating chaos in educational institutions worldwide.
Posted 12 May 2026
The Altmetric Attention Digest combines Altmetric's data insights with powerful GenAI narratives to decode research's societal impact.
Posted 05 May 2026
DataCite is changing its fee structure but not its commitment to open scholarly infrastructure
Posted 05 May 2026
The new databases cover aging, art, and an archive
Posted 05 May 2026
AI technologies add new dimensions for optimizing business development, teaching about entrepreneurship and vetting AI research tools.
Posted 05 May 2026
Indigenous Studies Source connects researchers to indigenous scholarship and histories worldwide
Posted 07 April 2026
This marks the next stage in its 35-year history as a pioneer of open-access science.
Posted 07 April 2026
Cabells, the penultimate tracker of predatory journals, announced its Journalytics STEM product
Posted 03 March 2026
Powered by OpenAI's GPT-5.2 LLM, Prism is available to anyone with a personal account and will soon be available to organizations using ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Education plans.
Posted 03 March 2026
The surprise announcement appeared on the CIA website on 4 February 2026 as "Spotlighting the World Factbook as We Bid a Fond Farewell"
Posted 09 February 2026
New CONUL Shared Catalogue will preserve and promote access to Irish research and culture
Posted 03 February 2026
Synchronicities exist between knowledge management and internet librarianship, something that will be on display in April in London when KMWorld debuts its European conference.
Posted 03 February 2026
Catalogers can now see AI-generated suggestions for Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) numbers, Library of Congress Classification (LCC) numbers, and Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) as they create or edit records.
Posted 06 January 2026
This integrated workspace combines the broadest collection of trusted scientific content with responsible AI to help researchers move from curiosity to discovery faster.
Posted 02 December 2025
As part of its evolving Open Access strategy, it became clear to AIP that maintaining multiple overlapping models introduces unnecessary complexity for authors and librarians alike.
Posted 02 December 2025
This new resource provides unparalleled access to the American Committee on Africa's (ACOA) organisational records from 1953 to 1994, during which period, the ACOA intensified its activism, lobbying, and solidarity efforts, helping to shape international responses to apartheid and advancing the cause of democracy in Africa.
Posted 02 December 2025
Only a week left to save some money.
Posted 02 December 2025
Investigations into how AI and LLMs are affecting libraries, librarians, and their users provide important insights for internet librarians.
Posted 02 December 2025
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).
Posted 04 November 2025
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.
Posted 22 October 2025
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.
Posted 07 October 2025
AI-powered Sentiment Analysis to provide deeper insights into how research is being received.
Posted 07 October 2025
AI summarization enhances medical research workflows with instant, trustworthy synopses to help streamline information gathering.
Posted 02 September 2025
Publisher Collections will enable libraries around the world to acquire significant lists of new books from a growing set of 20+ publishers on the JSTOR platform.
Posted 02 September 2025
Journal website update enhances the prominence of video and audio content
Posted 02 September 2025