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Read MoreBEA trends and notes – Being a Noob at a Book Show Felt Weird
Highlights of BEA trade show in a blog post from Shannon Janeczek, who provides a behind-the-scenes view of her first trip to the show. Posted June 3, 2013.
Read MoreDigital Archiving and Access Program Saves a Vital Resource
ProQuest’s Digital Archiving and Access Program preserves a thesis on the 1921 Tulsa race riots.
Read MoreSerials Solutions Summon Service to Index Video Content from Kanopy Streaming Service
Serials Solutions, a ProQuest business, is working with Kanopy Streaming Service to make their growing collection of more than 18,000 videos discoverable via the Summon service.
Read MoreData Mining: A Strategy for Improving Discovery
Reprint of Andrew Nagy's article from the Serials Solutions blog.
Read MoreWho would the Queen of England get autographs from?
ProQuest makes all the personal journals of Queen Victoria available to search and read online.
Read MoreSerials Solutions Expands French-Language Content in the Summon Service
Serials Solutions, a ProQuest business, has acted on requests to expand discovery of French-language content by working with two publishers.
Read MoreCopyright: When it’s yours, it’s yours (with apologies to attorneys)
Why we have copyright, and why you might want to use the U.S. Copyright Office’s online registration.
Read MoreSerials Solutions Summon Service to Index STAT!Ref® Healthcare E-Resource
Serials Solutions, a ProQuest business, is working with Teton Data Systems (TDS) to make the premier healthcare e-resource STAT!Ref® discoverable via the Summon service.
Read MoreThe (Possible) Impact of Discovery -- Results from the Latest Ithaka S+R Faculty Survey
Over the past several years, the importance of the library as a gateway for starting the research process had been steadily declining.
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