LIBER came back from Aarhus seven weeks ago but in the meantime and despite summer holidays we have been busy, together with our colleagues in Aarhus, collecting, gathering and putting together all sorts of material e.g. presentations, videos, etc that have been mounted on the conference website.

OAI7, the seventh CERN Workshop is meeting in the University of Geneva on 22 to 24 June 2011. The theme of the workshop is innovations in scholarly communication with particular attention to technical infrastructures and protocols, Open Access publishing, and community developments and solutions.

To maximise the impact of this workshop, the Organising Committee urges our communities to propose:

Deliverable 4.3 presents the final results of the gap analysis on digital preservation in Europe performed within the PARSE.Insight project. Gap analysis refers to the identification and in-terpretation of gaps between the current situation and what is necessary to enable secure long-term preservation of digital assets, with respect to particular groups of stakeholders.

LIBER Ambassadors is a new initiative that has developed and will be established based on the need for a group of professionals that can share their LIBER acquaintance with other professionals at national level in order to assist, promote and develop confidence and network opportunities. Click here for further information.

Texts and Literacy in the Digital Age is a two-day conference jointly organised by the Leiden University (Book and Digital Media Studies), LIBER, Tiele-Stichting and the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (National Library of the Netherlands) to be held on 16 and 17 December at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in The Hague, Netherlands.