NISO publishes annual ‘Information Standards Quarterly’; Springer signs a new eBook deal; Credo integrates with EBSCO Discovery services; Wolters Kluwer Health partners with Copyright Clearance Center; Accessible Archives database available via EBSCO; and Wiley Selects TEMIS for Semantic Big Data Initiative
NISO publishes annual review issue of ‘Information Standards Quarterly’
KnowledgeSpeak reports that “the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) has published the Spring 2013 issue of its Information Standards Quarterly (ISQ) magazine in open access on the NISO website. The magazine provides a summary of the 2012 standards development work conducted by NISO and by the international ISO Information and Documentation committee (TC46)…
Springer announced that it has signed a major deal with the Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) and the Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC). The agreement gives students and researchers from across more than 80 campuses access to Springer eBook content…
Credo Announces New Technology to Enhance and Streamline Research through EBSCO Discovery Service
Library Technology Guides reports that “Credo announced it has deployed new technology that integrates its growing library of Topic Pages with EBSCO Discovery Service. Students who search EDS will now see Topic Pages, which provide a gateway through Credo’s trusted multimedia-rich reference content to other library resources, alongside their search results, providing a highly targeted starting point for deeper research. These searches will also retrieve Credo full-text reference entries, and will soon include high resolution images and videos…”
According to Newswise “Wolters Kluwer Health and Copyright Clearance Center (CCC),today announced a partnership to make available CCC’s suite of Pubget document management solutions—PaperStream, RightSphere and PaperStats—to simplify institutional content discovery, compliance and collection development…”
Five New Databases from Accessible Archives Inc. Available in EBSCO Discovery Service
A new agreement between EBSCO Publishing (EBSCO) and Accessible Archives, Inc. will enable additional primary source content to be discoverable within EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS). Metadata from five new Accessible Archives’ databases will be added to EDS, the most comprehensive and robust collection of metadata from the best content sources. The addition of this content will serve as a valuable resource for EBSCO Discovery Service users with an interest in American history and culture.
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. … announced it has signed a major license and services agreement with TEMIS, the … provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions.
Wiley will use TEMIS’s Luxid Platform to enhance its STMS content, providing more sophisticated search and discovery tools to professional and academic researchers. Wiley will also leverage Luxid to identify similar and related documents promoting greater user engagement with one of the largest scientific archives of its kind…
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