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20 October 2015

U.S. Court backs Google Book-Scanning Project, says it's legal under fair use The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled October 16 that Google's massive project to make digital copies of tens of millions of books does not violate copyright laws. The opinion, by a three-judge panel of the appellate court, affirms an earlier decision by a New York district court that had also rejected the copyright-infringement claims that the Authors Guild and three writers had brought against Google. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme IOP Publishing and Research Information Network release new report on information practices in the physical sciences IOP Publishing and Research Information Network (RIN) recently released a new report on information practices in the physical sciences. The new report examines how physical scientists find, use, share and disseminate research information – and specifically how their information practices are changing as a result of new digital technologies. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme Elsevier and The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses announce publishing partnership STM publisher Elsevier and The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) have announced that Elsevier will publish AWHONN's official publications, Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing (JOGNN) and Nursing for Women's Health (NWH), beginning with the 2016 volumes. The agreement provides continued global growth opportunities for JOGNN and NWH as they are added to ScienceDirect. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme Nature Publishing Group and Tongji University partner to publish new OA journal - npj Pollution Control Scientific publisher Nature Publishing Group (NPG), part of Springer Nature, and Tongji University will partner to publish a new open access journal - npj Pollution Control. Both partners signed an agreement during a ceremony at the university's campus. The journal will open for submissions in December 2015. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme SPARC launches Open Access Spectrum Evaluation Tool to independently analyse publications' policies The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) has announced the launch of the Open Access Spectrum (OAS) Evaluation Tool, which provides a concrete, quantifiable mechanism to independently analyse publications' policies. The OAS Evaluation Tool generates an 'Openness' score that is straightforward, easy to understand, and free. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme PeerJ announces single low payment for full open access publication Open access publisher PeerJ has announced that researchers now have the option to pay a fixed (U.S.) $695 per article fee ('APC') to publish in PeerJ, a peer-reviewed Open Access journal in biology, medicine, and the life sciences. This option is also available to the new PeerJ Computer Science journal and represents one of the lowest APCs amongst similar classes of Open Access journals in academia. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme Emerald Publishing Director to play leading role in Charleston Open Access event Tony Roche, Publishing Director at Emerald Group Publishing, will be one of the panel of contributors leading the 'Open Perspectives in Open Access: Realities of Commercial Publishing' session at the Charleston Conference, South Carolina, on November 5 at 12.45pm (ET). Open Access (OA) remains a hot topic in scholarly publishing and this debate will present issues for discussion to further the necessary cooperation among librarians and commercial publishers. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme University of Denver selects Ex Libris Alma and Primo Library automation and preservation solutions provider Ex Libris Group has announced that the University of Denver (DU) has selected the Ex Libris Alma® library management service and the Ex Libris Primo® discovery and delivery solution. With its multiple libraries and extensive collections, the university was keen to establish a shared catalog powered by a unified management system. More Search for more news in this Category Search for more news in this Theme Brought to you by Scope e-Knowledge Center, a world-leading provider of abstraction, indexing, entity extraction and knowledge organisation models (Taxonomies, Thesauri and Ontologies).   You are receiving this email newsletter as part of your Knowledgespeak membership. You can unsubscribe instantly from any of our email newsletters by clicking here.

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