Developments in Access To Research submitted to journal
Sarah Faulder and Shinwha Cha from PLS have written a piece for the ALPSP Learned Publishing journal, looking at developments in the Access To Research two year pilot, which launched in February 2014.
The article, published in April 2014, describes the setting up of the project and the fi ndings from a three-month technical pilot. It then looks into how PLS are addressing the challenge of understanding how the public will make use of the system, and exploring how best to provide training and education for librarians and users.
Public consultation on the review of the EU copyright rules
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Latest copyright consultations
Responses to the following consultations: the benefits of Collective Licensing; Copyright Works: seeking the lost; and the Independent Code Review