We are delighted to announce that LibKey integration with OCLC Worldcat Discovery now includes retraction notifications! If you have previously integrated LibKey with OCLC WorldCat Discovery, results that return records of retracted articles will clearly indicate retraction status in the citation result.

Ochsner Health, a not-for-profit integrated healthcare system, operates forty hospitals and hundreds of health and urgent care locations across Louisiana, Mississippi, and the Gulf South.

Many libraries subscribe to hybrid journals, subscription journals in which some articles are Open Access. The number of hybrid journals, and the number of authors electing to publish Open Access in these titles, is increasing. With article-level intelligence, LibKey determines which articles are Open Access and which are not.

Ex Libris plans to update the software framework of the Primo discovery service this November to Angular 1.8. We have anticipated this change and, if you have LibKey integrated with your Primo instance, it is likely that no action is needed and LibKey will continue to work seamlessly.

Third Iron, LLC, a leading information technology company developing innovative services for libraries, publishers, and their users, announced an integration of their LibKey service with Litmaps, a browser-based platform that enables researchers to visualize, expand, and communicate their research. This integration delivers one-click linking to PDF articles from Litmaps citation records.

Volker Braun is a Diplom-Bibliothekar (graduate librarian) and long-time staff member there who works in a number of roles which include research and reference support, working with the IT team, conducting literature searches, and maintaining and improving the library website.

Third Iron, LLC, a leading information technology company developing innovative services for libraries, publishers, and their users, announced the integration of article retraction data provided by Retraction Watch into their LibKey and BrowZine services. Users of BrowZine and LibKey are informed of an article’s retracted status when they view it in BrowZine, when they find it in library services like databases and discovery platforms, or when the article is found searching open websites like PubMed and Wikipedia.