In this post, Sarah Sherman and Leo Havemann share how they published a free, open access ebook based on work … More
Category: guest post
Skills in scholarly communication – needs and development
This blog post was originally posted on the University of Cambridge’s Office of Scholarly Communication blog. Written by Claire Sewell … More
Report on the Copyright and Libraries Roundtable Discussion in Sofia, Bulgaria
We are grateful to Tania Todorova, the founder of the International Copyright Literacy Survey, for providing a short report on … More
Flexible and Adaptable: the Future of Copyright in Australia
Melanie Johnson works in the library at the University of Auckland as Copyright Officer. Melanie is also a member of the … More
Legal Deposit (Copyright Behind the Scenes) – and Scores of Musical Scores
Karen is a Performing Arts Librarian at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, where she’s also currently seconded part-time as a … More
The Publishing Trap goes to Cambridge
Claire Sewell is an academic librarian at Cambridge University where she works in the Office of Scholarly Communication. In her … More
Copyright and systematic reviews: do researchers have to break the rules to produce good quality research?
Jane Falconer is a medical librarian with over 20 years experience in medical charities, the NHS and Higher Education. She … More
Guidance for guest bloggers on UKCL
We frequently accept opinion pieces, news items or other topical posts from guest bloggers on our website. Below is some … More
Playing the Publishing Trap at the University of Essex: our experiences
Katrine Sundsbo (Kat) is the Scholarly Communications and Research Support Manager at the University of Essex. Before starting this position … More
Archiving the UK Copyright Literacy blog
We were excited to discover recently that copyrightliteracy.org had been selected for inclusion in the UK Web Archive as an information … More
