Introducing Librarian Self Service
In a busy working week, we’re all trying to save time and, thanks to technology, there are more and more cunning ways to do so.…
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2013
2014: A Big Year for Law and Society Scholarship
2014 marks 50 years of the Law and Society Association, the largest society for socio-legal scholarship. Attendance of the Association’s annual conference has grown from less than 100 scholars in the 1960s to more than 2000 in recent years, demonstrating the massive growth in this subject area.…
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Introducing EPUB for Journals
We like gadgets at Cambridge Journals, be they phones, ereaders or tablets, and we’ve noticed our readers do too. Over the coming months we’ll be looking at how we can make Cambridge Journals stretch and shrink onto all sorts of screen sizes and still give our readers a full experience.…
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Profile: Ted Goshulak
Ted Goshulak, University Librarian, Trinity and Western University, describes his role at a small Canadian university. Ours is not a very large library or a very large institution.…
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A personal view of copyright
My role is to manage the legal issues that affect our Mission and day to day operations. The role of a publishing lawyer has changed significantly in recent years.…
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EBA in the UK
UK academic institutions can now access Cambridge ebook collections via an Evidence Based Acquisition (EBA) model agreed through Jisc Collections, an organisation which works on behalf of UK education.…
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Altmetrics on CJO – tracking and analysing online activity
Functionality updates in 2012 saw Cambridge Journals Online (CJO) adopt a new measure of article level metrics. Applied to a select number of Cambridge Journals, Altmetric provides detailed analyses of the online activity surrounding scholarly literature.…
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The future of CJO / CBO
In an interview with Chris Fell, Digital Publishing Director for Cambridge Academic, we reveal the plans for the future of Cambridge Journals Online (CJO) and Cambridge Books Online (CBO) How is the restructure of Academic Publishing at Cambridge University Press (with the integration of many book and journal functions) affecting you?…
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Extended Cambridge Journals Archive now available throughout Russia
Another substantial section of the Cambridge Journals Digital Archive Complete Collection is now available online to all universities, research institutes, colleges and educational institutions in Russia.…
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An interview with Peter Phillips, CEO of Cambridge University Press
Please describe what it is like to lead Cambridge University Press. What do you like best about it? What are the challenges, the highs and the frustrations?…
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American Philosophical Association to launch new flagship journal with Cambridge University Press in 2015
The American Philosophical Association (APA) and Cambridge University Press will launch the Journal of the American Philosophical Association, a new general philosophy journal, in 2015.…
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The web was made for sharing – share articles via the CJO Facebook App
“The original idea of the web was that it should be a collaborative space where you can communicate through sharing information” Tim Berners Lee As internet usage continues to rocket, with everyday online activity such as shopping and entertainment forming a fundamental part of basic day-to-day human routine, you’d be forgiven for forgetting that the web was created with sharing in mind.…
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Offering Developers APIece of CJO
2013 heralds a host of new features for Cambridge Journals Online, which will be revealed as the year progresses. One of the first to appear is potentially one of the most interesting and far-reaching things we’ve done to date.…
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Unearthing important research in The Antiquaries Journal archive
In 2012 the archives of Archaeologia, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London and The Antiquaries Journal were published on Cambridge Journals Online.…
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Cambridge Books Online reaches 20,000 titles
Cambridge University Press’s flagship Academic eBook product, Cambridge Books Online (CBO), has reached the landmark figure of 20,000 uploaded titles, just three years to the day after its initial launch.…
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The world’s first dive tables: Diving article comes up for air after over 100 years
‘Based on a calculation, Hill and Greenwood decompressed themselves, without any serious symptoms, after short exposures at excess pressures of as much as five and even six atmospheres.’…
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Open Access Creative Commons licences for Cambridge Journals
Cambridge University Press has announced today that articles in its Open Access journals can be published with a Creative Commons Attribution licence (‘CC-BY‘).…
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