Will Open Source Boost SAP?
Commercial software companies—particularly those with IBM’s DNA in their framework—are finding ways ...
You can press the panic button but not the wrong one
Patrolling, policing and regulating the social media is a giant step backwards. The idea of regulati...
Authors will find many ways to achieve open access and gain visibility
Potential authors from economically constrained regions will find newer ways to achieve open access ...
FindLaw launches UK-specific free legal information website
Thomson Reuters business, FindLaw, the free legal website for consumers and businesses, has launched...
British Library releases “Is copyright a help or hindrance?” report
The British Library has compiled and released a report titled- Driving UK research. Is copyright a h...
ICO toughens stance on FOIA breaches
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has outlined the measures that public authorities will f...
Springer to publish scientific quarterly Demography
The not-for-profit scientific, professional organisation, Population Association of America has sign...
German academic and information institutions join forces to support science
Goportis, the Leibniz Library Network for Research Information, and FIZ Karlsruhe - Leibniz- the ins...
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Britons least willing to pay for online content

UK consumers remain far less willing than their global counterparts to pay for digital content, found a KPMG study

Government outlines plans for next-gen mobile and communication technologies

The government has launched a programme of measures for radio spectrum modernisation, which will allow mobile operators to deliver the latest technologies to consumers and extend the reach of mobile broadband across the country

Pennsylvania Libraries Group opts for Millennium integrated library system

The Pennsylvania Libraries Group, a nine-library consortium, has selected the Millennium ILS (integrated library system) from Innovative Interface, the company that provides library automation services

A study launched to analyse whether Tweets are all noise

Academics are launching a study this week to understand what aspects of Twitter content are considered valuable, and how that impacts presentation and perception of online identity

Springer to publish scientific quarterly Demography

The not-for-profit scientific, professional organisation, Population Association of America has signed an agreement with publisher Springer to publish its official quarterly journal - Demography - for 2011

Sir Andrew Motion and Roy Clare: Stormy seas call for cool heads and steady hands

Following the government's announcement that the MLA will be wound up by April 2012, its chair Sir Andrew Motion and chief executive Roy Clare pledged a smooth and orderly transition to deliver the best possible future for museums, libraries and archives across England

Will Open Source Boost SAP?

Commercial software companies—particularly those with IBM’s DNA in their framework—are finding ways to “play nice” with open source. In the case of IBM and SAP, the motives for this interesting turn of events anchor in three separate issues

German academic and information institutions join forces to support science

Goportis, the Leibniz Library Network for Research Information, and FIZ Karlsruhe - Leibniz- the institute for information infrastructure have collaborated to support science in a more efficient and comprehensive way

FindLaw launches UK-specific free legal information website

Thomson Reuters business, FindLaw, the free legal website for consumers and businesses, has launched FindLaw UK (http://findlaw.co.uk) – a website for individuals and businesses in the UK seeking information on legal topics and solicitors

BATS Europe implements Thomson Reuters direct feed solution for Euro data

BATS Europe, the global financial markets technology company has implemented Thomson Reuters’ pan-European low latency direct feed solution through the intelligent information provider’s Elektron Hosting facility in London
Government outlines plans for next-gen mobile and communication technologies
The government has launched a programme of measures for radio spectrum modernisation, which will all...
Britons least willing to pay for online content
UK consumers remain far less willing than their global counterparts to pay for digital content, foun...
Will Open Source Boost SAP?
Commercial software companies—particularly those with IBM’s DNA in their framework—are finding ways ...
A study launched to analyse whether Tweets are all noise
Academics are launching a study this week to understand what aspects of Twitter content are consider...
Talking ‘bout my generation
The book -The Google Generation: Are ICT innovations changing information seeking behaviour? by Barr...
Social network-savvy professionals have better job prospects
Younger professionals in employment have a significantly higher number of contacts and more regular ...
An app for an app
Businesses looking for experienced app developers to assist with iPhone app projects now have the fi...
You can press the panic button but not the wrong one
Patrolling, policing and regulating the social media is a giant step backwards. The idea of regulati...
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