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Optimizing the discovery experience through dialogue – a community approach

Alexa,Bruce,Conrad,Donovan,Heterick,Kathleen,Kessler,Lettie,Pearce,Rachel

Crowdsourcing e-book accessibility information and the impact on staff development

Alistair,Dobson,McNaught,Victoria

Start-up story: Yewno: an AI-driven path to a knowledge-based future

Gramatica,Pickering,Ruggero,Ruth

Librarians’ messages to publishers: turning research into practice

Bernie,Folan

Managing without a subscription agent: the experience of doing it yourself

Elin,Lisa,Lovén,Palm

PIDapalooza – the open festival for persistent identifiers

Alice,Meadows

What researchers told us about their experiences and expectations of scholarly communications ecosystems

Estelle,Lorraine

Maintaining collections with a flat budget

Currie,E,Lea,Morris,Sara

Brexit – and its potential impact for open access in the UK

Ayris,Paul

Why we need to find time for digital humanities: presenting a new partnership model at the University of Sussex

Ball,Harvell,Jane,Joanna

The Abbey Theatre Digital Archive: a digitization project with dramatic impact

Cox,John

Access, ethics and piracy

Lawson,Stuart

People in the News: Ben Hudson

Estelle,Lorraine

Offsetting and its discontents: challenges and opportunities of open access offsetting agreements

Earney,Liam

The changing role of research publishing: a case study from Springer Nature

Inchcoombe,Steven

In times of geopolitical and economic instability how can innovative technologies drive new revenue opportunities for institutions and research funding in the UK?

Jean,Roberts

Six students and early career professionals at the 2017 UKSG Conference and Exhibition

Estelle,Lorraine

It’s the workflows, stupid! What is required to make ‘offsetting’ work for the open access transition

Geschuhn,Graham,Kai,Stone

Making social media work: finding a library voice

Chatten,Zelda

New models for open digital collections?

Findlay,Marchionni,Paola,Peter

Examining publishing practices: moving beyond the idea of predatory open access

Kevin,L.,Smith

What did the Disruptive Media Learning Lab ever do for us?

Kift,Kirsty

Fake news and alternative facts: five challenges for academic libraries

Anderson,Rick

Outsourcing – measuring the status quo

Ellery,Lorraine,Matthews

Transforming data into insight

Elaine,Sykes

Easy access to the version of record (VoR) could help combat piracy: views from a publishing technologist

Mellins-Cohen,Tasha

E-book usage: counting the challenges and opportunities

Angela,Bamkin,Conyers,Dalton,Hilary,Jo,Jones,Lambert,Laura,Marianne,Pete,Wong

The evolution of an e-book demand-driven acquisition programme at Swinburne University of Technology

Davies,Tony

The role of the library in scholarly publishing: The University of Manchester experience

Bains,Simon

Establishing a shared research data service for UK universities

Bruce,Dom,Fripp,John,Kaye,Rachel

Bringing together the work of subscription and open access specialists: challenges and changes at the University of Sussex

Craig,Eleanor,Helen,Webb

People in the News: Henry Owino and Katarzyna Dudek

Estelle,Lorraine

Developing an open journals hosting service: a case study from Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)

Cath,Dishman

Licensing for additional users and partner organizations: finding your way through the maze – a consortium perspective

Alderson,Anna,Ben,Carolyn,Dale,Franca,Ruth,Taplin

Creating a new type of e-textbook: Using Primary Sources

Hogg,Jonathan

Successfully transitioning the world’s largest chemistry subscription journal to a gold open access publication

Emma,Humphrey,Jamie,K,Wilson

Start-up story: Penelope

Harwood,James

Start-up story: IP and access challenges: introducing RedLink Network – a new community-based registry to create efficiencies for libraries

Anderson,Kent

Shouting in the Library: the Radical Voices season at the University of London’s Senate House Library

Caroline,Kimbell

The Teaching Excellence Framework: what does it mean for academic libraries?

Margaret,Maxine,Melling,Weaver

User engagement analytics case study: how customer behaviour can drive intelligent library decision making

Adey,Andrea,Eastman-Mullins,Helen

Exploring the Bloodaxe Archive: a creative and critical dialogue

Anderson,Ian,Johnson,Linda

Why doesn’t everyone love reading e-books?

Caroline,Myrberg

Books Right Here Right Now at the University of Manchester Library

Coyle,Desmond,Rayner,Sarah

Research in progress: the institution as e-textbook publisher

Vivien,Ward

Transfer: progress and prospects

Elizabeth,Winter

Discovering discovery: lessons learnt from a usability study at the University of Liverpool

Catherine,Elizabeth,Gillespie,Jeff,McManamon,Woods

Managing open access with EPrints software: a case study

Eadie,McCutcheon,Mick,Valerie

Profile: Richard Ovenden

Sharp,Steve

Alexander Street goes open access

David,Jenna,Makowski,Parker

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