Intellectual Property (IP) and Copyright are now more important than ever to UK businesses, whether large multi-nationals or small digital start-ups. Businesses not only access, use and share other peoples IP in the form of published materials, software, designs and data; but increasingly they generate their own IP whether in traditional or new digital formats.
SLA Europe and Information Today, in partnership with EBSCO, presented a networking event during ILI 2012 on information governance and risk management.
Early in October some members of the Board of SLA Europe ventured over the border from their more normal English locations to Scotland.
SLA Europe, in partnership with RM Group, invite you to join us for our SLA(m) networking reception at 6pm on Wednesday, 21st November.
Nicola Franklin discusses the challenges and opportunities in expanding her library recruitment business overseas
Simon Barron, E-resources Co-ordinator at Durham University Library has kindly provided us with a post on the recent LibraryCamp 2012, held in Birmingham On Sunday …
On Tuesday 25 September, SLA Europe is hosted an evening event on “Engaging with social media for fun and career success”. The three guest speakers Neil Infield, Laura Woods and Meghan Jones, related their own experiences using social media both at work and at home.
SLA Europe and Information Today, in partnership with EBSCO, are pleased to bring you this networking event during ILI 2012 – an engaging presentation on information governance and risk management.
Kat Allen, business development director for Internet Librarian International, gives us a preview of what to expect from this year’s conference
During challenging times, we need to perform effectively under pressure, deal with stress appropriately and bounce back from adversity.
ECCA winner Giles Lloyd-Brown shares his highlights of the SLA 2012 conference in Chicago
On Wednesday 3rd October, SLA Europe is hosting a panel discussion at the National Library of Scotland where three key information professionals will discuss and debate the future for special libraries with reference to their own sector.
