Recent research from NL Softworks Web Design measured customer engagement outcomes for a Massachusetts-based waste management company over a four-month period following a digital marketing initiative, ...

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Bryn Geffert’s recent essay in Inside Higher Ed arguing that academic libraries should look beyond the master of library science degree in hiring raises important questions about hiring practices and ...

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New research shows AI visibility rankings shift between runs. Learn why a single reading is mostly noise and how many samples you actually need.

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As Amgen’s rare disease medicine Tavneos comes under intensifying pressure from the FDA, the company faces a new hurdle with a leading medical journal’s retraction of the drug’s pivotal study data.

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