The International Day for Universal Access to Information was proclaimed on 15 October 2019 at the 74th UN General Assembly to be held on 28 September. The global celebrations in Oxford, United ...

This Standard applies to everyone who accesses RIT Information Resources, whether affiliated with RIT or not, whether on campus or from remote locations, including but not limited to students, faculty ...

Keep up with knowledge needs in developing countries: Libraries must be cognisant of the amount of illiteracy still prevalent in some communities among developing countries and therefore come up with ...

Modern software user interfaces (UIs) contain icons that remind us of a bygone era of paper-based information management. There are "paper clips" for file attachments and little "file folders" to ...

More than 180 participants joined a UNESCO regional roundtable to discuss how access to information authorities in Latin America can respond to new challenges posed by disinformation, artificial ...

Easy access to quality medical care is considered a benchmark standard of a first world nation, distinguishing it from developing countries. In such healthcare systems, high-quality treatment is ...

In 2006, when the government announced that commercial quantities of oil had been discovered in the Albertine Graben, Ugandans struggled to hide their excitement. Some sceptics were, however, quick to ...

On 28 September each year, we celebrate the International Day for Universal Access to Information. At a time when we are all trying to find efficient solutions to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, ...

Who should access your company’s data? How do you make sure those who attempt access have actually been granted that access? Under which circumstances do you deny access to a user with access ...