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NASIG at 30: Building the Digital Future Note: A summary of this article appeared in the September 2015 issue of Against The Grain v27 #4 on Page 72. By Steve Oberg  (Assistant Professor, Electronic Resources and Serials, Wheaton College, Wheaton,...

It’s no secret that the research ecosystem has been experiencing rapid change in recent years, driven by complex political, technological, and network influences. One component of this complicated environment is the adoption of research information management...

In my recent Library Connect article, I noted that Research 2.0 (also called Science 2.0 or eScience) is changing the information behavior of researchers and is calling for a transformation of the academic library’s role and tasks.[i] A significant part...

As a group, the undersigned organizations share a vision in which scholarly knowledge is a common good, a resource for the whole of humanity. This means more than just allowing the public access to research outputs, it means making research available...

Following last week’s Open Access Week blog series, we continue our celebration of community efforts in this field. Today we give the microphone to Dr. Salua Nassabay from Open Knowledge Ireland in a great account from Ireland, originally posted on the...