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Support for the following Providers was updated in April-May:

Support for these Providers was updated between January & March: Adam Matthew Archive Explorer Alexander Street Press Collections EBSCOHost Databases Gale Cengage Learning Hein Online Karger Oxford Reference Online Proquest Online Databases Salem Health Salem Literature Salem Science Ovid SP

Support for the following ER providers were added or updated during September: Alexander Street Press Collections BREPOLiS Brill Reference Works East View Online Databases Emerald Gale Cengage Learning Karger Ovid SP Oxford Reference Online ProQuest online databases Apabi Digital Library

Support for the following ER Providers was added or updated: Brill Reference Works East View Online Databases EBSCOHost Databases Gale Cengage Learning Hein Online Ovid SP Oxford Reference Online ProQuest online databases

Support for the following ER Providers was added or updated: Edit: 3 others were updated during July, but not listed here. Corrected this list Sept. 19, 2021. EBSCOHost Databases Credo Reference Infobase Mintel Reports Academic EMIS: Emerging Markets Information Service East View Online Databases Mint Global Web of Science ASM Journals Online Business Journals Digital Network Hein Online Oxford Reference Online ProQuest Online Databases

Support for the following E-Resource Providers was updated or added: Access Science Accessible Archives AccessNewspaper Archives AIAA Aerospace Research Central American National Biography Online American Physiological Society Journals Arkyves ASHA Journals Bertolt Brechts Werke BioMed Central Chicago Manual of Style Online Children’s Literature Comprehensive Database Clinical Evidence Congressional Publications Corporate Affiliations DBpia DigiZeitschriften Duke University Press Journals East View Online Databases ebrary. Disabled, redundant. The old URLs just redirects to “Ebook Central” which we already track as a database inside ProQuest. EBSCOHost Databases Ellis and Messina Catalogues (Micropaleontology Press) Embase Encyclopedia Britannica Academic Faculty Opinions Hein Online IBISWorld IEEE Xplore…

Support for the following E-Resource Providers was updated or added: ACLS Humanities E-book ACM Digital Library Ambrose Video American Geophysical Union ARTIFEX ARTstor ASME Digital Collection Begell House Digital Library Bizminer Bloomsbury Fashion Central (formerly Berg Fashion Library) Books 24×7 Bridgeman Education CAB Direct Cairn.info Cambridge Core Conference Board, The COS Pivot CQPress Electronic Library Credo Reference De Gruyter Online Dictionary of Irish Biography East View Online Databases EBSCOHost Databases Economist Intelligence Unit Faculty Opinions Frost & Sullivan Gale Cengage Learning HarpWeek Historical Statistics of the United States Homeland Security Digital Library INFORMS PubsOnLine Jane’s: Defense & Security Intelligence &…

Support for the following E-Resource Providers was updated or added: AAP News & Journals Gateway ABC-Clio Databases ABC-Clio eBooks Access Engineering Adam Matthew Archive Explorer African American Biographical Database Alexander Street Press Collections (new interface) Archive Finder ASCE Library AskART The Artists’ Bluebook ASM Journals Online Biology Letters Black Studies Center Books in Print Professional Brill Reference Works C19: The Nineteenth Century Index Chadwyck-Healey Literature Collections Cold Spring Harbor Protocols Credo Reference Dictionary of American Regional English Dictionary of Irish Biography DRAM (Database of Recorded American Music) Drama Online Duxiu ebrary Books EBSCOHost Databases eHRAF (Human Relations Area Files) Archaeology…

In January, we began rolling out a series of enhancements to Callisto’s capabilities. These are part of an even larger system redesign effort that is still underway. A little history seems relevant here. We first developed Callisto in 2010-2011, with it becoming available in August 2011. Although we made many small improvements in subsequent months and years, the software we built then was largely the same until this year. But the world wide web continues to evolve, such that technologies and practices in wide use on websites now are often very different, more varied, and more complex. The side-effect for…