A Student Reader delivered by the Digital Content Store (DCS) and powered by Kortext, our development partner, has been launched.

The Digital Content Store (DCS) has finished its first academic year in style by completing licence rechecks on 135,000 pieces of content for 77 Higher Education (HE) users.

PTFS Europe, Kortext and the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) agree deal to transform the reading list & course materials market for universities and students globally.

The Digital Content Store (DCS), our innovative content and workflow platform for Higher Education, has now been live for an entire year.

We’ll be at this year’s CILIP, Library and Information Association, Annual Conference and Exhibition, taking place at the University of Manchester over the 5th-6th July.

We are pleased to announce that the Digital Content Store (DCS), our innovative rights, technology and content platform for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), has now reached over 1.5 million student downloads.

The Copyright Information and Technologies in Education (CITE) Forum met for the first time on the 15th June at the University of Nottingham.

The Digital Content Store (DCS) has completed its third phase of development with new features including improved reports and data available to Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), better integration with the Enhanced Higher Education Supply Service (EHESS) and British Library, as well as smoother student access using WAYFless links.

We’ll be at this year’s British & Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL) Annual Conference and Exhibition, taking place at The Principal Manchester over the 8th – 10th June.

The first Copyright Information Technologies in Education (CITE) Forum for Higher Education (HE), introduced and hosted by CLA, is to be held at the University of Nottingham on the 15th June.