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Wolters Kluwer announces NEJM AI on Ovid
New England Journal of Medicine publisher’s newest title is dedicated to responsible AI in healthcare, and is available to institutions globally via Wolters Kluwer’s Ovid research platform
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Frontiers announces new OA agreement
Frontiers has announced it is celebrating a new open access publishing agreement with the Odessa Centre.
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Liz Gerard’s Notebook
Political plotting, Archbishop’s thoughts on Rwanda, famous people leave hospital, audience watching, jarring picture selections, Brits being treated like non-EU citizens, front page of the fortnight and… treat of the week…
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SoE vows to call out fake newspapers
The Society of Editors vows to call out ‘absurd’ fake newspapers during the General Election.
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Frontiers for Young Minds completes volume 3
Frontiers for Young Minds: Five Nobel Prize winners share their scientific discoveries with kids.
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Fotoware undergoes rebrand initiative
The Fotoware Group has announced a rebrand initiative to reflect its commitment to the evolving DAM landscape and the launch of a new website to improve user experience.
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Springer announces initiative
Springer Nature’s Nature Human Behavior and the Institute for Replication say they are driving forward best practice in open science via a partnership to reproduce and replicate research.
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IOPP joins OA Switchboard
As part of their ongoing commitment to open science, IOP Publishing has announced it is joining the OA Switchboard to make it easier for institutional customers to manage open access agreements.
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Taylor & Francis announce new TA
Taylor & Francis has announced a new open access agreement with Mahidol University in Thailand, and its first in Southeast Asia.
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FT News Briefing introduces Saturday edition
FT News Briefing, the daily podcast from the Financial Times, has introduced a new weekend edition ahead of the US presidential election.
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Sky News and The Independent launch series
Sky News and The Independent have announced the launch of a new podcast series, Patient 11, a story of sexual abuse in NHS mental health trusts.
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BBC History Magazine celebrates 300th issue
BBC History Magazine has joined forces with historians including Tracy Borman, Michael Wood and James Holland for its anniversary quiz challenge, celebrating the breadth and diversity of history.
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Express & Star airs documentary
The Express & Star's documentary, Grief, aired on TV last night, shining a light on the devastating consequences of knife crime in the Black Country.
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IPSO publishes guidance
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has published its guidance on the due prominence of corrections in digital media.
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Reviving local news
Local newspapers are struggling in many countries. A recently published report in the USA highlights the challenges and opportunities.
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