Gold Leaf opened its laptops on September 1st 2001. Today we are proud to announce our 25th birthday! We invite you to celebrate with us. Over the next 12 months, we shall contact you with details of free white papers and case studies, bespoke advice, special research offers and more. We are looking forward toContinue reading "Gold Leaf celebrates its 25th birthday"
Webinar – The Future of the Book: Timeless or Time-Challenged?
24 September 2026, 15.00-16.30 CET(2pm-3.30pm BST, 9am-10.30am EST) Webinar hosted by Gold Leaf, sponsored by De Gruyter Brill The book is the keystone of recorded history. For centuries before the journal, it was the chief means of exploring and storing knowledge. Books arouse strong emotions: are revered, respected or repudiated. Today they can be deliveredContinue reading "Webinar – The Future of the Book: Timeless or Time-Challenged?"
Webinar – Working with Publishers: the Librarian’s Perspective
25 June 2026, 13.00 India time / 14.30-16.00 Thailand Time(8.30am-10am BST) Webinar hosted by Gold Leaf, sponsored by De Gruyter Brill Publisher-provided resources are now available in many options and consequently business models often complex. Trust and partnership are essential characteristics of the librarian / publisher relationship, alongside negotiation and give-and-take. Consortium deals, especially, canContinue reading "Webinar – Working with Publishers: the Librarian’s Perspective"
From Books to Bits
Technological breakthroughs mean that content can now be delivered in multiple formats and through many channels. As a result, there have been radical changes to how primary and secondary education is delivered, with some fortunate consequences – teaching resources are more flexible and appealing than they have ever been – and some unintended ones: manyContinue reading "From Books to Bits"
The NIH Consultation: Views from Europe and around the world
Last summer NIH issued a new consultation on open access – it may be found at https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-25-138.html - and then offered stakeholders the opportunity to give their views on the five main options they suggested, each of which is aimed at cutting down OA publishing costs. The views – which were very varied – mayContinue reading "The NIH Consultation: Views from Europe and around the world"
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