Information Today, the publication preferred by librarians of all types, will have a new and exciting look starting with the January/February 2019 issue.
The new Information Today design will have the familiar look and feel of our other popular library publications, Computers in Librariesand Online Searcher.
Delivering the same expert content and analysis you have grown to trust and rely on: That’s the mission of the new Information Today newsmagazine. In it you’ll find ...
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Interviews with industry notables, insights into intellectual property and copyright laws, updates on user-friendly technology for librarians and info pros, and highlights on global policies and regulations with analysis from industry experts
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In a Campus Technology article from Dec. 12, 2018, Dian Schaffhauser reports that according to statistics from the U.S. Department of Education, "library collections in higher education now contain more digital items than physical." Let's take a look at what academic library staffers have to say about the state of ebooks in their libraries today.
Virtual unraveling may sound like what you do when you're trying to understand Donald Trump's financial arrangements. In fact, it is a sophisticated mix of technologies that may provide a key to accessing information held on ancient and damaged scrolls, if the work of Cardiff University researchers and others bears fruit.
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