14/08/2026
Explore the people, trends and stories that shaped popular culture through entertainment industry publications, including the newly digitized Daily Variety Archive from Penske Media alongside other influential film, television, gaming and media resources.
https://ow.ly/ZZa550ZzmG9
14/08/2026
When researchers need to trace government information across decades, discovery depends on more than digitization. Rich metadata, subject indexing and detailed cataloging help connect users with the records they need.
Through its collaboration with the U.S. Government Publishing Office, Clarivate has provided XML records for approximately 1.2 million Monthly Catalog entries, supporting more effective access to historic federal publications.
Read the blog to find out more: https://ow.ly/VfHL50Zzmxt
08/08/2026
When messaging differs across social media, the website and in-library signage, patrons are left to make sense of it on their own.
A more integrated approach creates clarity across channels and makes services easier to understand and use. Consistency is a straightforward way to strengthen communication without adding volume.
Read more here: https://ow.ly/BUOB50ZwZJ2
07/08/2026
Historical government publications are essential to understanding policy development, regulatory history and public decision-making.
Clarivate is working with the U.S. Government Publishing Office to make approximately 1.2 million Monthly Catalog records easier for libraries and researchers to find and use.
Read the blog to learn more: https://ow.ly/3g3h50ZwZqt
07/08/2026
Academic libraries are evolving—and access to high‑quality, curriculum‑aligned primary sources matters more than ever. Join us for a new webinar series exploring ProQuest Digital Collections, including newly digitized and exclusive primary source content releasing this year.
Designed for libraries seeking a sustainable, scalable approach to digital collections, this series will cover:
✅ A streamlined subscription framework aligned to core academic needs
✅ Primary sources across key disciplines and formats
✅ Ongoing content growth through world‑class partnerships
✅ Deep dives into discipline‑specific collections, tools and teaching support
Upcoming sessions:
• August: History, including Black Studies & Women’s Studies
• September: Global Studies, International Relations & Anthropology
👉 Register for individual sessions or join the full series: https://ow.ly/4vsM50ZwZtN
06/08/2026
Preparing courses on international relations, security studies, or modern history?
Digital National Security Archive 66: CIA Covert Operations provides access to declassified primary sources documenting early CIA activity, Cold War policymaking and the evolution of modern intelligence operations.
Available in Digital National Security Archive and ProQuest Digital Collections.
Obtain a free trial and pricing: https://ow.ly/a8j150ZwZmy
05/08/2026
AI in academic libraries is moving from general awareness to practical implementation, shaping workflows, policy and user support.
This course extends core AI literacy with practical guidance, case studies and expert insight from library professionals.
Sign up now: https://ow.ly/RXVw50Zwc3B