CNI News

If you are involved with library space planning, whether for a large or small project, I hope you’ll join me and my co-editors of the Designing Libraries for the 21st Century book, along with some of the chapter authors, for a webinar series in February, … [Read more...]

In preparation for the 2023 Horizon Report, EDUCAUSE seeks submissions of projects that illustrate the technologies and practices selected by the expert panel. Please consider submitting projects or programs that fit the criteria described in the message … [Read more...]

The Open Repositories Conference will be held at the Lord Charles Hotel, Somerset West, close to Stellenbosch, South Africa, from June 12-15. CNI is pleased to once again serve as a cooperating organization for this important event. The call for proposals … [Read more...]

Meeting Roadmap Coalition for Networked Information A Guide to the Fall 2022 Membership Meeting The Fall 2022 CNI Membership Meeting, to be held at the JW Marriott Hotel in Washington, DC on Dec. 12–13, offers a wide range of presentations that … [Read more...]

CNI Executive Director Clifford Lynch, and Joan Lippincott, CNI associate executive director emerita, both presented keynote presentations at the International Association of University Libraries (IATUL) Annual Conference earlier this year, and videos of … [Read more...]

The Council on Governmental Relations (www.cogr.edu) has just issued an interesting report looking at the 2022-2023 costs of compliance with the disclosure requirements related to the US Government's Research Security Initiative. … [Read more...]

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released a third public draft of it's special publication SP 800-188, De-Identifying Government Datasets. Public comment on this draft is open through January 15, 2023. … [Read more...]

The agenda for the December 2022 CNI Member Meeting is now set, and I wanted to share it with you.This should be a wonderful meeting. As is traditional at our December meetings, I'll take the opening plenary to survey some recent key developments and … [Read more...]

There's a very interesting (and complex) US-UK challenge program to apply innovative privacy enhancing technologies either to reduce financial fraud or the improve predictions of individual risk during pandemics. One really interesting aspect of the … [Read more...]

The University of Virginia, which I think clearly can be seen as one of the cradles of digital humanities since the very early days, is hosting an all day (in-person and virtual) roundtable on Saturday, November 12 with an absolutely stellar set of … [Read more...]