Data breach fines for staff “risky proposal”

Discussion around who pays data breaches fines ...

Time to lobby MPs about library closures ...

EU plans unveil five per cent fines for privacy breaches

New year set to bring prospect of harsh data protection regime...

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STM & Legal

In rude health

Journal celebrates landmark 100 issues...

Figshare finds a partner

Science collaborative project reaches the one year mark ...

US psychological research joins Ovid platform

Database deal struck with STM publisher...

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Academic & Humanities

In rude health

Journal celebrates landmark 100 issues...

Putting the case for libraries

Project aims to measure value of academic library resources ...

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Law of the Online Land

Double digit growth is what LexisNexis is aiming for, even in a highly competitive legal and tax information market that has taken to the net with a vengeance. We talked to the company's UK boss, Josh Bottomley, a man with strong ambitions and a well-connected background

Jane Dudman, Information world review 02/06/2006

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Business

Bloomberg fires shot at rival

Charges scrapped as competition hots up ...

Semaphore goes multi-lingual

Smartlogic revamps content intelligence platform...

Three into one at LexisNexis

Business intelligence merged...

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Social Media

Warning of 4G ‘data deluge’

Mobile revolution greater than smartphones promised ...

Consumers switching to tablets for online access