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The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has cleared internet giant Google’s collection of personal data through its Street View mapping project by saying that the information gathered could not be linked to an identifiable person
Thomson Reuters has reported a 7.9% fall in its second-quarter profit for the period ending June 30, 2010. However, the intelligent information provider today [Thursday] said it will return to growth in the third quarter
In a move that could have far-reaching implications for competition in the library software and technology services industry, SkyRiver Technology Solutions, has filed suit against OCLC (Online Computer Library Center)
The publisher of scholarly journals, Maney Publishing has entered into a publishing arrangement with the Botanical Society of the British Isles (BSBI) to relaunch its journal Watsonia as the New Journal of Botany in 2011
UK consumers remain far less willing than their global counterparts to pay for digital content, found a KPMG study
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
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
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
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
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