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Driving innovation with constructive subversion
Except for the rare staff who are prepared to push through boundaries, how do we bootstrap innovation?
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Mapping the UK information workforce
Mapping the library, archives, records, information management, and knowledge management and related professions.
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Data retention laws: Is your data safe in the hands of those who collect and access it?
The UK "Safe in Police hands?" report shows that between June 2011 and December 2015 there were at least 2,315…
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Divided views on Australia’s proposed copyright law reforms
Two Australian Government inquiries have proposed significant reforms to Australian copyright laws. Who is for and against the proposed changes,…
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72 new emoji added
The Unicode Consortium has announced that a further 72 characters have been added to their list of over 1,600 emoji.
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Intellectual property (IP) arrangement changes recommended by Australia’s Productivity Commission
A draft report argues that Australia needs a new, principles-based, fair use exception, to protect user rights without undermining the…
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Four ways to be a better arguer
Four ways that research shows can improve your likelihood of winning arguments.
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What does ‘ownership’ mean in the digital age?
When you buy a product, you expect to own it. But does that concept apply in the digital age?
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Knowledge management is important in combatting the Zika virus
An article in New Security Beat, the blog of the Wilson Center’s Environmental Change and Security Program, alerts to the…
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Pipeline project aims to improve reproducibility of scientific research
A new initiative called The Pipeline Project aims to help address the reproducibility crisis in science through the independent replication…
