Research ∕ Learning

Reputation management on the web – individual and institutional – has become a more conscious activity for many, as ranking, assessment and

As interaction with the book literature, publishing, the role of large print collections, and research and learning behaviors are all

I was very taken by Timothy Burke [https://weblogs.swarthmore.edu/burke/]‘s presentation at the first open meeting [https:

I was in a meeting with a group of folks from research libraries the other week. I was interested in

From Stepping Stones, a book-length collection of interviews with Seamus Heaney by Dennis O’Driscoll. The thing I should say,

As attention to research data management and re-use grows I was interested to see the Gateway to Scientific Data [https:

I was interested to see the combination of services presented on the Research and Enterprise [https://www2.lse.ac.uk/

The organizational coalescence of Dspace and Fedora, announced yesterday [https://www.duraspace.org/pressrelease.html], is welcome and not too

In the context of recent discussion of monograph publishing in the humanities I was interested to read this recommendation in

Fintan O’Toole writes about the Google books settlement in the Irish Times. He wonders which ads will be shown

The Research Information Network in the UK has released a report about the impact of e-journals … > ‘E-journals: their use,

There have been various discussions among research libraries recently about the management of the collective print collection as pressures on