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The Legal Deposit
Libraries Act 2003
British library announcement
The Legal Deposit Libraries Act 2003 received Royal Assent on
30 October 2003, to begin on 1 January 2004.
The Cochrane
Collaboration receives major award
Press release, 8th January
The Cochrane Collaboration was awarded the 2004 Premio Homenot
Internacional de la Sanidad for excellence in health care research at an Awards Ceremony
in the Palau de la Musica Catalana in Barcelona, Spain.
Access to JAMA
JAMA 21st January
JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association)
statement regarding their current plans for Open Access).
The key objective of JAMA is to promote the science and art of
medicine and the betterment of the public health.
Thomson Corporation
launches program to outsource legal jobs to India
Fool.com, 26th January (registration required)
Legal and financial
publishing giant Thomson Corporation recently launched a pilot program to outsource many
of its legal jobs to India, continuing a trend towards U.S. companies moving professional
jobs offshore.
Alacritude announces name
change to HighBeam Research
Press release, 26th January
Alacritude, LLC, announced that it has changed its
name to HighBeam Research, LLC, and has introduced the company's new flagship online
research service, HighBeam Research (www.highbeam.com).
The service is designed for individuals engaged in serious business, educational and
personal research and delivers convenient, customisable access to the free Web, selected
registration and subscription online services and the HighBeam Research proprietary
eLibrary database. The company's eLibrary and Researchville services have become part of
the new HighBeam Research service.
Internet engineers
plan assault on spam
New Scientist, January 29
The technical team responsible for the smooth
running of the internet is working on a set of standards to combat the growing tidal wave
of spam threatening to overwhelm email users. This is to prevent spammers using faked
addresses, which pretend to come from domains such as hotmail.com. This trick can help the
messages dodge spam filters and makes email users more likely to open them.
The Anti-Spam Research Group (ASRG), a subgroup of the Internet Research Task Force
(IRTF), is currently working to decide on new technical standards that could turn this
tide.
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