Generally Recognised Standards for use in the data protection purpose ‘archiving purposes in the public interest’ [UK & Eire]
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| ORCID iD | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8922-7839 |
| My homepage | https://lwilkinson.eu/ |
Generally Recognised Standards for use in the data protection purpose ‘archiving purposes in the public interest’ [UK & Eire]
I don't want this important news to go unnoticed: the National Library of Scotland's Access team have given names to collection trolleys including: Trolly Parton, George Orwheel, Wheeliam Shakespeare, Daphne du Trollier, Rene Descart, Cart Cobain, JRR Trollkein, Cart Vader, and Mary Wheelstonecraft.
Via @cawston.bsky.social's https://cawston.ghost.io/weeknotes-12-monsters-only/

A week of interesting chats, admin churn and unexpected tribulations. What happened this week? Monday began with a useful chat with one of our Board members about a large-scale AI roll-out across a multi-national organisation. Initial scepticism has been replaced by seeing dedicated agents delivering huge time savings. Context is
How ‘Tiny Shortcuts’ Are Poisoning Science: Seemingly harmless data tweaks are undermining the integrity of the entire field. We must define the problem to prevent it
By Thomas Plümper and Eric Neumayer
https://nautil.us/how-tiny-shortcuts-are-poisoning-science-1279176
Text & Data Mining – E-Resource Licensing Explained
https://berkeley.pressbooks.pub/eresourcelicensingexplained/chapter/text-and-data-mining/
Crossref is sunsetting Event Data:
Strengthening support for data citations and saying goodbye to Event Data

We’re excited to announce a new data citation API endpoint and are seeking your feedback. The new service makes existing data citation relationships in our metadata available, thereby surfacing this part of the research nexus. At the same time, we’ve decided that it’s time to move on from Event Data.
Incredibly specific job klaxon if you are:
🇬🇧 looking for a UK remote role
💻️ where you can use your programming and data skills
🛠️ and do some hardware hacking too
🐈⬛ also if you like cats, omg this is a weird cat tech job
https://careers.cats.org.uk/job/851046
(Cat Scientist - Emerging Welfare Technology at Cats Protection, £49k, apply by April 3)