As most people are aware, there are two billing components for a corneal cross-linking treatment: the procedure, or T code, ...

Open access, where people can read and re-use published research without having to pay, is fast becoming the norm in scientific publishing and that is good news. It has not always been obvious that ...

The Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA), enacted in 1998, was intended to protect the developing internet technology. ITFA, which prohibited states and localities from applying taxes on internet access or ...

If you’re in the cybersecurity field, chances are you’ve heard of the castle-and-moat strategy of securing sensitive systems. This strategy focuses on securing the castle (or sensitive system) from ...

Earlier this week we announced that four of our journals will transition to open access. For open access enthusiasts I wanted to take the opportunity to provide a little more context to this decision.

Abstract: Always wanted to evolve your network to Cisco SD-Access but afraid of the impact the transition might have to your users? Don’t fear – these three simple steps show you how you can start ...

WASHINGTON (Jan. 18, 2012) -- The nation's top military officer wrote in a blog post yesterday about a new Defense Department concept to assure U.S. forces entry and sustained access to any contested ...

Splitting your Access database offers numerous advantages, including increased flexibility, security, efficiency, and scalability. Splitting your Access database offers numerous advantages, including ...

Arzu Geybulla, Access Now’s new Co-Executive Director, reflects on a life lived under repression and in exile, and how it has shaped her advocacy for human rights in the digital age. In new research, ...