At the last Frankfurt Book Fair we announced the launch of our cutting-edge SAMS Sigma IAM product, the latest generation of our industry-leading SAMS access management tool, and the product has since grown from strength-to-strength.
eLife Lens improves the reading and use of scientific articles by making it possible to explore figures, figure descriptions, references and more without losing your place in the article text.
If you’ve paid a recent visit to Taylor & Francis Online you’ll have noticed a very different look and feel for the published articles you’re reading.
RightsLink® from Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) is a robust web-based service designed to assist publishers in the collection and management of their article processing charges (APCs) and other author or publication-related fees pre-and post-publication.
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has announced that over 30,000 pre-print articles available in online repository arXiv will indexed in Inspec, the leading A&I database for physics and engineering by the end of the year.
Literatum, Atypon’s online publishing platform, gives publishers the technology they need to give their readers the content they want and the experiences they expect.
Atypon has added enhancements to Literatum, the online publishing platform for the professional and scholarly publishing industry.
Atypon’s universal content type technology, known as Digital Objects, assigns a DOI (digital object identifier) to any type of content or media, including blogs, news articles, videos, images, and interactive visualisations. Each digital object can then be tagged, indexed, packaged, targeted, promoted, bundled, and sold as easily as traditional content types like journal articles and book chapters.
Scientific publisher CABI has launched Open Books, supporting authors and collaborating organisations wishing to publish open access books
RightsLink from Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) is a robust web-based service designed to assist publishers in the collection and management of their article processing charges (APCs) and other author or publication-related fees pre- and post-publication.
Library software provider SirsiDynix has collaborated with the Copyright Licensing Agency in the development of its Digital Content Store
