OPINION
Data breach fines for staff “risky proposal”
Discussion around who pays data breaches fines ...
New year, new cut
Time to lobby MPs about library closures ...
EU plans unveil five per cent fines for privacy breaches
New year set to bring prospect of harsh data protection regime...
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STM & Legal
Systematic Reviews joins medical titles
Open access journal promoted as the first to focus on systematic reviews, methods and decision model...
Immunology journal gets a companion
Nature Publishing to work with Australian society ...
Springer adds concrete to mix
Building title available this year through open access ...
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Academic & Humanities
Medicine journal expands distribution
Two hundred year old journal embraces online ...
Charlesworth and CCC in China initiative
Publisher services group sees new market opportunities ...
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Business

Charlesworth and CCC in China initiative

Publisher services group sees new market opportunities

Thomson Reuters falls into the red

Goodwill impairment charge knocks info giant’s results

Associated Press sues following licence verdict

Legal fight over licence fees intensifies

Bloomberg fires shot at rival

Charges scrapped as competition hots up

Semaphore goes multi-lingual

Smartlogic revamps content intelligence platform

Recommind wins Herbert Smith contract

Lawyer switches search solution

Three into one at LexisNexis

Business intelligence merged

Blue chips ‘funding online piracy’

33 ad networks inadvertently place ads on download sites

Data breach fines for staff “risky proposal”

Discussion around who pays data breaches fines

Abu Dhabi Book Fair dates

UK is country of focus at Middle East show
Business
Charlesworth and CCC in China initiative
Publisher services group sees new market opportunities ...
Associated Press sues following licence verdict
Legal fight over licence fees intensifies...
Thomson Reuters falls into the red
Goodwill impairment charge knocks info giant’s results ...
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Social Media
More in the UK use the internet
UK shows way on fighting digital exclusion ...
Facebook premium “will benefit others”
Social media giant boosts value of other entities ...
Warning of 4G ‘data deluge’
Mobile revolution greater than smartphones promised ...
Consumers switching to tablets for online access
Yes, we’re going to carry on taking the tablets ...
Social media laggards warned
UK businesses may lead in use of social media but more required...
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