EBSCO has a new database coming soon: Africa Studies Source offering a deep dive into the culture and history of the continent.
E-Resources: Cooperative Purchasing News
EBSCO is enhancing the accessibility of the EBSCO eBooks user experience to align with requirements of the European Accessibility Act (EAA) which goes into effect on June 28, 2025, and mandates accessibility for a diverse group of products and services, including e-books.
EBSCO now offers a Natural Language Search mode that uses LLMs to better parse and retain user intent in search.
EBSCO is now offering Mathematics Source, a mathematics-focused database feature 800+ active, full-text journals and magazines and a 4000-word specialized thesaurus.
In July 2025, the previous version of the BSI will be decommissioned, and Business Source customers will be migrated to the new BSI.
ProQuest is now offering ProQuest Digital Collections, a new library subscription with "unparalleled breadth, value and access."
EBSCO is decommissioning four reference centers on July 1 and migrating customers to the new, comprehensive Nursing & Allied Health Reference Source.
Project MUSE offers an evidence-based acquisitions model for its ebook collection sales, as well as custom collections, single titles, and an annual frontlist collection.
Project MUSE announces a new collaboration with theIPregistry.org to make the process of checking, monitoring and updating the IP addresses used to authenticate access to content easier for their library subscribers. This is in addition to what they currently offer.
ProQuest is moving to subscription only for their ebook collections. They have offered us two times to meet with them to discuss the new policies: Monday, March 3, between noon and 2:30 p.m., and Monday, March 10, between 3 and 4 p.m.
Discounted purchase and subscription options on a wide variety of library e-resources