OUP is aware of the issue and is working to resolve it as a matter of high importance.

Please do get in touch with the ebooks team if you encounter problems accessing content or if you have any questions. Contact us at: [email protected]

The Special Collections reading room at the UL will be closed tomorrow (Saturday, September 10). It will reopen as usual on Monday for the consultation of manuscripts, archives and rare books.

It has come to our attention that ebook links in iDiscover from the Oxford Scholarship Online Philosophy collection are currently broken. You may find that the link takes you to the general Oxford Academic homepage, instead of the specific ebook.

The ebooks team has written a blog post with some reassurances about continued ebook provision at Cambridge: ebookscambridge.wordpress.com/2022/11/04/som…

We are looking for a part time library assistant to join our team jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/37909/

Hello! We haven't yet had confirmation from the supplier, but Friday's issue affecting ACLS Humanities ebooks appears to be fixed. You should now be able to link to ACLS ebooks through iDiscover, but do let us know if you have any problems. Write to us at: [email protected]

Really looking forward to this @COPIMproject webinar with NAG - National Acquisitions Group - anyone in #UKlibraries interested in #OpenAccessBooks should sign up particularly in the light of the new UK Research and Innovation OA Policy for Books OAPEN (account inactive) DOAB (account inactive) Open Book Publishers Open Book Collective Jisc

How far have digital content providers come on their accessibility journey? Find out more thanks to a guest blog post by Lindsay Jones ebookscambridge.wordpress.com/2022/11/28/acc…

There is currently an issue affecting authenticated linking to Brill ebooks (including iDiscover). You may see a message claiming that the page isn't redirecting properly or the error ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. This issue has been reported to the publisher.

In the meantime, there are a couple of workarounds. On-campus, you can search for the book on the platform: brill.com Please note that Brill platform searches can sometimes be a little slow.

Someone I know (#AcademicTwitter) has written a chapter for an edited book. At the time I advised them that they should push for the title to be available in #OpenAccess. A (horror) thread... 1/x

We're pleased to report that the issue affecting Brill ebook links is now resolved. Hurray! Please do get in touch if you have further problems accessing Brill (or any other) ebooks. Write to us at: [email protected]

JSTOR and Ebook Central DDAs: November update ebookscambridge.wordpress.com/2022/12/09/jst…

This week's Ukraine blog post from Cambridge University Library's Collections & Academic Liaison dept is about Ukraine-focused e-resources now available *off-site* to holders of a British Library Reader Pass. Good news for Cambridge BL readers. europeancollections.wordpress.com/2022/12/17/onl…

#TheTraitors Best telly in donkeys. Takeaways: 1) Linear TV isn’t dead. 2) Aaron. 3) Aaron’s trousers. 4) AMANDA. 5) Aaron again. 6) John was evil incarnate. 7) Aaron’s sublime innocence. Also his trousers. 8) Claudia’s jumpers. 9) Meryl still doesn’t know what’s going on.

I’m on call tonight. We’re seeing quite a number of prev. healthy people crushingly sick with #sepsis with a Streptococcal pneumonia on a background of ‘flu-like illness or ‘flu itself. PLEASE know the symptoms and if you have one with infection symptoms go STRAIGHT to A&E!!!

Take a look at this brilliant new post just advertised, leading the Research and Information Services team Cambridge University Library - customer service, management and teaching, what more could you want? Looking forward to this role! More details: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/38967/

Time for the grand reveal!✨ Following the initiative of Trinity College, here is our literary library trolley team! See Trollière, Georg Book-ner, Julio Cartázar and the gang around the library soon🛒🛒

Good morning! We have published the first two blog posts in our new ebooks101 series. The two posts look at downloading DRM-protected ebooks, which are found on Ebook Central, EBSCOhost and VLeBooks: