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Developing the Research Library Workforce
Building the new research information infrastructure
Resource discovery and delivery
Digitisation
Demonstrating Value
Increasing our Effectiveness
RLUK's vision is that the UK should have the best research library support in the world
RLUK/SCONUL briefing on the impact of Open Access
RLUK and SCONUL have commissioned from Alma Swan a short briefing on the impact of open access on researchers, universities and society.
New RLUK and BLPAC “Caring for Collections” e-tool available
Submitted by mike on Thu, 12/22/2011 - 14:39
The jointly developed online “Caring for Collections” resource is now available via the Preservation Advisory Centre’s website here: www.bl.uk/blpac/induction.html
RLUK Members welcome new and improved terms with largest journal publishers
Submitted by mike on Thu, 12/01/2011 - 09:42
RLUK Members welcome new and improved terms with largest journal publishers
For immediate release 01/12/11
Research Libraries UK (RLUK) welcomes the announcement that JISC Collections has secured better terms and conditions in deals with the two largest commercial publishers of academic research journals on behalf of the UK Higher Education sector.
Article in Times Higher Education: RLUK Libraries reject 'raw deal' on e-journals
Cut cost of accessing research catalogues or lose RLUK business, publishers told.
Paul Jump, Times Higher.
Major research libraries have told the two largest journal publishers that they will not renew their "big deals" with them if they do not make significant real-terms price reductions.