From Forbes: “A group of academic scientists has brought a federal antitrust lawsuit against six publishers of academic journals alleging they engaged in a conspiracy that allows them to sustain huge profits at the expense of scientific progress.”
From Nature: “Artificial-intelligence developers are buying access to valuable data sets that contain research papers — raising uncomfortable questions about copyright”
There are some updates to the Alumni Eresources page: New additions include Medical books and journals from Karger, as well as three new collections from Sage that were included with our year-end purchases: CQ Press Library, SAGE Business and Sage Data. And effective July 31st, the OECD iLibrary is Open […]
Based on feedback from our Spring Training session on Read & Publish Agreements, CSU has created a list of FAQs related to Article Processing Charges (APCs) and the discounts and APC-free publishing available through our R&P Agreements with some publishers. These FAQs can be searched through the Library’s Ask Us […]
The Transformation of Shopping: Department Stores, Social Change and Consumerism 1830-1994 from AM (Adam Matthew) is now available. This was one of the forthcoming titles announced in April on our list of fiscal year-end, one-time purchases.