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Oxford American is now available on the Exact Editions digital platform


Exact Editions is pleased to announce literary quarterly title, Oxford American, is now available to institutional and individual subscribers on the Exact Editions digital platform. Subscribers will be able to explore issues going back to the first issue published in 1992 as well as new issues going forward.

Oxford American’s mission is to explore the complexity and vitality of the American South through exceptional writing, music, and visual art. Whether readers are lifelong Southerners, newcomers, or simply curious … Keep Reading

Pride Month 2024

Saturday 1st June will mark the beginning of Pride Month — a month of encouraging acceptance and equality, celebrating the work of LGBTQ+ people, education in LGBTQ+ history and raising awareness of issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community.

Since Pride Month began in 1969, the publication of writing and literature exploring LGBTQ+ themes has played a crucial role in educating people about the community. Let’s look into this a bit further in today’s blog post.

How did Pride Month begin?

Pride … Keep Reading

Exact Editions announces partnership with Kelsey Media

Exact Editions is pleased to announce, in partnership with publisher Kelsey Media, three new titles are now accessible on the digital platform. Amateur PhotographerClayCraft and Psychologies are now available to individual subscribers and institutions with the inclusion of a modern archive of back issues as well as the latest issues published.

Amateur Photography

The bible for both amateur and professional photo-enthusiasts around the world, Amateur Photographer is the world’s oldest weekly photographic magazine, established in 1884. It is … Keep Reading

Global Accessibility Awareness Day: “Disrupt the culture of technology”

Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2024

Today marks the 13th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), an annual event which encourages developers and designers to reevaluate digital inclusivity.

The main aim is to ensure accessibility is a core requirement for all technology, and that it is considered throughout each stage of development work.

How did GAAD begin?

GAAD has its origin in a blog post by Joe Devon in 2011, which called for “a day of the year where web … Keep Reading

Perpetual Access Licences available for BFI’s Sight & Sound

Libraries around the world can now purchase Perpetual Access licences to the complete archive of Sight & Sound, the monthly film magazine published by the British Film Institute, stretching back to 1932. Perpetual Access licences are purchased through the Exact Editions platform for a one-time fee and guarantee a library access to the archive and upcoming issues from the title in perpetuity, backed up by not-for-profit preservation archive Portico.

Sight & Sound is an international film magazine that … Keep Reading

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