March 26, 2025 by Gary Price
From IFLA: The IFLA Academic and Research Libraries (ARL) Section focuses on cooperation, exchange of information, and promotion and support of the role of libraries as core institutions for research and education worldwide. We are proud to announce that, thanks especially to the efforts or our Committee members Jayshree Mamtora and Bertil F. Dorch, the latest iteration […]
March 18, 2025 by Gary Price
From Cambridge University Press: Cambridge University Press is to conduct a “radical, community-led” review of the open research publishing ecosystem. The review aims to identify bold and workable solutions that support innovation and researchers’ needs in a manner that’s sustainable for all major stakeholders. Cambridge University Press is inviting researchers, librarians, publishers, funders, and publishing […]
March 13, 2025 by Gary Price
From a Wiley Release: Wiley released a set of guidelines on the responsible and effective use of artificial intelligence (AI) in authorship this week at the London Book Fair. [Clip] Wiley’s AI guidelines provide insights for authorship based on needs identified through interviews with nonfiction, academic and business book authors. They are accompanied by FAQs […]
March 6, 2025 by Gary Price
Alabama Bill Would Ban Drag Performances in Public Schools and Libraries Digital Library Federation (DLF) Announcing the NDSA Climate Watch Publication Georgia Proposed Bill Would Penalize Librarians For Loaning Minors ‘Harmful’ Books (via WSAV) Government Publishing Office (GPO) GPO Partners With Yale University Library to Preserve Government Information OverDrive OverDrive Appoints Eric Miller as the […]
February 27, 2025 by Gary Price
Digital Science Digital Science Adds AI-Powered Summaries to Symplectic Elements to Drive Research Discoverability National Archives Radio Program: The National Archives and the Trump administration (via 1A/NPR) See Also: The National Archives is Nonpartisan But Has Found Itself Targeted by Trump (via AP) Project Muse Celebrating the Success of Subscribe to Open on Project MUSE: […]
February 25, 2025 by Gary Price
From a Library Futures Post by Jennie Rose Halperin: We welcome signatories from academic institutions to a new Interoperable Ebooks Standards Statement that affirms the reading choices of all individuals and support choice in the academic marketplace through the use of standards and best practices for academic publishing, library infrastructure and library lending. [Clip] We call for an […]
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February 24, 2025 by Gary Price
AI Anthropic’s New ‘Hybrid Reasoning’ AI Model Is Its Smartest Yet (via The Verge) Perplexity Teases a Web Browser Called Comet (via TechCruch) The Public Interest Corpus: An Update and Opportunities For Co-Development (via Authors Alliance) Internet Archive Who’s Funding the Wayback Machine? Saving Information Under Threat (via Inside Philanthropy) Lyrasis Lyrasis Partners with the […]
February 20, 2025 by Gary Price
AI Cutting AI Down to Size (via Science)“Many artificial intelligence models are power hungry and expensive. Researchers in the Global South are increasingly embracing low-cost, low-power alternatives” Spotify Opens Platform to More AI-Generated Audiobooks (via The Decoder) ||| More From Eleven Labs Data Official Publication of Data Documentation Initiative Cross-Domain Integration (DDI-CDI) Version 1.0 (via […]
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February 19, 2025 by Gary Price
AI FPF Releases Infographic Highlighting the Spectrum of AI in Education ||| Background/Blog Post Google Develops AI Co-Scientist to Aid Researchers (via Reuters) See Also: Accelerating Scientific Breakthroughs With an AI Co Scientist (via Google) Electronic Frontier Association (EFF) EFF and Repro Uncensored Launch #StopCensoringAbortion Campaign eLife eLife Welcomes Five New Members to Board of […]
February 18, 2025 by Gary Price
Ed. Note: Slides For All Presentations and Other Materials are Available Here —- The papers listed below were published online on February 17, 2025. The full text of each paper can be accessed clicking the link below. The meeting was a, “collaborative effort by the IFLA Academic and Research Libraries Section, IFLA Acquisition and Collection […]