From the monthly archives: April 2011
The Medical Library Association (MLA) has awarded grants sponsored by EBSCO to four librarians to assist with travel and conference-related expenses to attend the MLA Annual Meeting in Minneapolis, May 13-18, 2011. The four $1,000 awards are presented annually to librarians who are early in their careers and currently employed in a health sciences library.
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Read More... →HighWire Press is pleased to announce that Stanford is renewing its commitment to HighWire’s success through a significant investment over two years. HighWire will focus on driving innovation and further increasing operational efficiency. Working closely with HighWire’s leadership team, Michael A. Keller, University Librarian and Founder/Publisher of HighWire, has realigned the organization’s management structure and [...]
Read More... →We’re turning up the burners on this week’s Article of the Week. “No Room for Books” chronicles the University of Denver’s “repurposing” of library space in their ongoing remodel. To make room for technology and student interaction, Penrose Library will only bring back 20% of its print collection. Is this a library?
Is this [...]
Read More... →Swets United States Customer and Publisher Service has expanded, hiring a large team of additional representatives to promote growth by significantly strengthening service in terms of initiative support, reach and execution.
A new training position has also been created to ensure all staff is prepared with an in-depth knowledge of services and technical functionalities. This [...]
Read More... →East View Information Services (www.eastview.com), a leading provider of high-quality information products and services in world languages and English translation, is pleased to announce a landmark digital preservation agreement to ensure the long-term accessibility of database content in partnership with the CLOCKSS program.
Read More... →A recent agreement between Accessible Archives, Inc.© and EBSCO Publishing (EBSCO) will enable unique primary source content from the 18th and 19th Century to be discoverable within EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS). Metadata from Accessible Archives will be added to the EDS Base Index, the most comprehensive and robust collection of metadata from the best content [...]
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