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In the past decade, eBook collections have become more common place, publishing technologies have improved.

March 2020 | The whole world is in the grip of an unprecedented crisis impacting the way we go about our daily lives. For the time being, universities and schools are switching to online learning, and professionals around the world are working from home whilst juggling child care and other responsibilities. As a global company, we at ÃÛ·èÖ±²¥ are incredibly used to remote working; however, this changes a lot for us as well.

March 2020 | ÃÛ·èÖ±²¥ is monitoring the coronavirus situation closely. During this time, we are doing everything necessary to make sure our research platforms remain fully available and we are ready to support the increasing numbers of researchers, students and faculty working from remote locations. We want to make sure access to our content is not interrupted in any way. ÃÛ·èÖ±²¥ is here to support you with remote access for your patrons.

February 2020 | The way that researchers have traditionally authenticated to publisher websites to access institutional subscriptions is via IP address. The device (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile phone…) that the researcher uses is connected to their institutional network, the publisher’s websites sees the researcher coming from the institution's network based on their IP, and grants them access. 

July 2019 | Social Media Tips for Librarians: Social media is used for promotion by businesses large and small and libraries are no different. Using a range of social media channels to promote their holdings and services to users in a fun and cost effective way. Read our first edition of a regular feature on social media especially for librarians.