The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) recently announced that the Canadiana collections will soon be available as open access collections. They will be removing the subscription paywall for Canadiana content as of January 1, 2019. This will allow researchers, students, faculty, and all users in Canada and around the world to access this unique historical […]
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The American Institute of Indian Studies (AIIS) has contributed an additional 5,094 images to the Artstor Digital Library, bringing their total to more than 69,000.* The current selection in Artstor provides a survey of Indo-Islamic architecture in India from the time of the successive Sultanates of Delhi (~1200-1525) through the long […]
Cambridge University Press has announced that its new content sharing tool, Cambridge Core Share, will become a permanent feature of its online books and journals platform following a successful ten-month pilot.Launched in December 2017, Cambridge Core Share helps to make research more open and accessible by enabling users to generate a […]
We recently received news about HathiTrust Research Center’s services, which has been developing services and tools allowing researchers to employ text and data mining methodologies using the HathiTrust collection. To date, this service has been available only on the portion of the collection that is out of copyright. With the development of a […]