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NASIG, along with its publishing partner, Michigan Publishing, is pleased to announce that the proceedings from the 38th NASIG Annual Conference held in Pittsburgh, PA from May 22-25, 2023 are now available!   The NASIG Proceedings are a result of the collaboration between the NASIG Proceedings editors, conference presenters, and session recorders who volunteer their time and efforts to make sure this valuable content can be shared with the community.   This content is open access and freely available under a Creative Commons license. Access available here: https://lnkd.in/ewRpz9CF

Join us for the NASIG webinar "Dark and Stormy ISSN Secrets" on December 4th, 2024 at 1:00 PM ET. There's more to ISSNs than meets the eye! Join Regina Romano Reynolds, Director of the U.S. ISSN Center, to learn more about the detective work that ISSN staff handle, some surprising ISSN facts, and exciting new developments in the ISSN world. Registration: https://lnkd.in/g2sRC4WF Discounted rates for NASIG, National Information Standards Organization, and Society for Scholarly Publishing members! Can't make it live? No worries, the recording will be available.

🔍💬 Preserve scholarly assets through honest conversations! 💬🔍 Digital preservation takes a team effort. Start small with open questions to publishers to help protect your library’s valuable content. The #NASIG Digital Preservation Committee has prepared talking points to support these important discussions. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eqW3wJrj #WorldDigitalPreservationDay #WDPD24 Ella Hitchcock; James Phillpotts; Erica Z. Shannon Keller; Jeremy Morse; Michelle Polchow; Abeni Wickham, PhD; Alicia Wise

📚✨ Your scholarly work is an invaluable asset—let’s ensure it’s preserved! ✨📚 Each research paper represents time, funding, and dedication to advancing knowledge. Losing access to it means losing a valuable investment. Discover how you can contribute to digital preservation efforts and protect the legacy of your work. Read more in this blogpost, brought to you by the #NASIG Digital Preservation Committee. #WorldDigitalPreservationDay #WDPD24  #ScholarlyCommunications Ella Hitchcock; James Phillpotts; Erica Z.; Shannon Keller; Jeremy Morse; Michelle Polchow; Abeni Wickham, PhD; Alicia Wise

📣 Call for Proposals! NASIG invites session proposals for its 40th Annual Conference, happening online May 19-21, 2025🌐 Share your expertise on topics from NASIG’s Core Competencies: cataloging, electronic resource management, scholarly communication, DEI, and more! Presenters will have the option to publish in the NASIG Conference Proceedings and receive a 50% discount on registration. Submit your proposal by Dec 15, 2024! Submission form 👉 https://lnkd.in/gstyDC4c #NASIG2025 #CallForProposals #VirtualConference #ScholarlyCommunications

It's time to apply (or encourage a friend or colleague to apply) for the #NISOPlus25 Scholarship Awards! If you're an early to mid-career professional in #ScholComm who feels that your perspective is underrrepresented in the information community, tell us your story by November 24. https://lnkd.in/eCVVgBmF #libraries #publishers

Hey librarians, publishers, and anyone else in the research and scholarship ecosystem: you really should submit a proposal for my conference. :-)

🚨 Join us for an insightful NASIG Webinar on October 29th at 2 PM ET: Artificial Intelligence and Licensing: Working with New Language! 📅✨ AI language is appearing in licenses librarians negotiate for electronic resources. In response, librarians must maintain our commitment to scholars' right to transformative fair use and preserve the right to use the content for AI training. As research into AI expands, it is up to libraries to protect the scholars' ability to access the content and that our electronic resource license agreements do not restrict use of that content more than that of fair use. To deal with this at Emory Libraries, we have drafted our own guidelines for AI and electronic resources licensing, including licensing language recommendations. 🎤 Speakers: Jessie L. Copeland, Director of Resource Services, Emory University Woodruff Library Chris Palazzolo, PhD, Director of Collections and Open Strategies, Emory University Woodruff Library 💰 Webinar Rates: $15 for NASIG Student Members $35 for NASIG Members $35 for National Information Standards Organization or Society for Scholarly Publishing Members (with code) $60 for Non-Members $120 for Group Registration 👉 Register now: nasig.org/event-5910168 Questions? Contact us at cec@nasig.org.

⏰ Last Call for Discounted Registration! ⏰ Join us at NASIG Autumn 2024, happening online October 15-17! 🌐 Don’t miss sessions on AI, data visualization, collection assessment, and more. 🔖 Early registration ends tomorrow (10/11)—just $120 for NASIG, National Information Standards Organization, and Society for Scholarly Publishing members ($170 for non-members)! Check out the schedule and register now: https://lnkd.in/ewjuJRjv #NASIGAutumn2024 #ScholComm #LibraryTech #AI #DataViz

🚨 Don't forget! Registration for the NASIG Autumn 2024 Virtual Conference is still open! 🚨 Join us from October 15-17, 2024, for engaging sessions on AI in tech services, data visualization, collection assessment, and more! 📚💻 ✨ Special discounts available for NASIG, #SSP, and #NISO members—don’t miss out! 💥 Early registration ends October 11th, with rates starting at just $120 for members. Prices increase after this date, so register now! 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ejTf7hmD #NASIGAutumn24 #LibraryTech #ScholComm #VirtualConference Society for Scholarly Publishing National Information Standards Organization