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User Behavior Access Controls at a Library Proxy Server are Okay
Earlier this month, my Twitter timeline lit up with mentions of a half-day webinar called Cybersecurity Landscape - Protecting the Scholarly Infrastructure. What had riled up the people I follow on Twitter was the first presentation: "Security Collaboration for Library Resource Access" by Cory Roach, the chief information security officer at …
Posted onand last updated November 30, 2020· 9 minutes reading time -
What is known about GetFTR at the end of 2019
In early December 2019, a group of publishers announced Get-Full-Text-Research, or GetFTR for short. There was a heck of a response on social media, and the response was—on the whole—not positive from my librarian-dominated corner of Twitter. For my early take on GetFTR, see my December 3rd blog …
Posted onand last updated April 03, 2021· 14 minutes reading time -
Publishers going-it-alone (for now?) with GetFTR
In early December 2019, a group of publishers announced Get-Full-Text-Research, or GetFTR for short. I read about this first in Roger Schonfeld's "Publishers Announce a Major New Service to Plug Leakage" piece in The Scholarly Kitchen via Jeff Pooley's Twitter thread and blog post. Details about how this works are …
Posted onand last updated April 03, 2021· 5 minutes reading time