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The article discusses that accessing entertainment is convenient and quick for streaming subscribers, accessible through one application on their smartphone instead of clunky multiple format collections; and mentions that media access is the biggest transformation as a result of streaming, and its effects ripple across different user groups, from single users trying to simplify their collections to libraries striving to make as much as possible available to their patrons.

In this article, the author presents his views on evolution in the information landscape with time. It mentions information on peer-reviewed journals which are making available the research datasets on which their articles are based, and libraries are curating collections of high-quality open access; and also mentions information on deep searches in fee-based online services, which offer powerful search functions, consistent indexing of reputable published sources, and documented coverage.

The article explores A 2017 Pew Research Center study (pewresearch.org/facttank/2018/09/17/5-facts-about-americans-and-videogames) found that 72% of men and 49% of women between the ages of 18 and 29 often or sometimes play video games. Video and mobile gaming is a growth industry, as evidenced by the nearly 2.7 billion mobile gamers reported worldwide in 2021, up 13.3% from 2019 (techjury.net/blog/mobile-gaming-demo graphics).

The article discusses the industry related news brief topics discussed are DATA PLANET ADDS DATA AXLE DATA, NEW SCIENTIFIC ONTOLOGIES, OCLC RELEASES ENTITIES, REAL-TIME PRESERVATION, LIBRARY AS PAL, ULTIMATE MEDICAL LITERATURE, PEOPLEWARE Life scientist Fiona, CLIMATE RISK, DONATING MUSIC, JOURNAL COMPARISONS, OABLE WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT, DIALOG'S NEW FEATURES.

The article reports on the digital transformation and development of roles in libraries in Copenhagen, Denmark. Topics mentioned include the quality of service by libraries in Denmark, the implementation program for competence development and service redesign to digital library, and the management of digital services by libraries. Also mentioned are the value creation in digital libray and its role in the progression of education.

The article discusses the topics Bing Maps, Google News, Internet Archive, DuckDuckGo , Google Earth, Kagi search and Orion browser, Google Maps, Google Maps. Presearch launched, Semantic Scholar, Vivaldi, Yande, Yep, Yep is a new search engine from Singaporebased SEO tools company Ahrefs. Yep crawls more than 8 billion webpages every 24 hours using AhrefsBot.

The article explores Alphabet launched a new company called Isomorphic Lab, a commercial venture that aims to reimagine the entire drug discovery process with an AI-first approach. Its overall objective is to model and understand some of the fundamental mechanisms of life. Demis Hassabis will serve as CEO for Isomorphic's initial phase, while remaining as DeepMind CEO.

The article focuses on the role of disruptive technology in the legal industry. Topics discussed include information on the firm Ravel Law that combines visualization, data analytics, and content to transform traditional case law research; application of legal analytics at the firm Lex Machina; and the ability to ease the mobile access to law library services through the platform Boopsie.

The article evaluates a digital library offered by joint coordination of the United Nations and the Dag Hammarskjöld Library.

The article reports that browser provider Opera Ltd. has applied for initial public offering in the U.S., with an aim to develop AI-powered tools for digital content discovery.

This section discusses updates relating to Web search engines as of January 2017. Topics mentioned include Atlas Informatics' launch of the personal information application Atlas Recall for Apple Macintosh operating system, Google Inc.'s decision to shut down Map Maker map editing service in March, and Wolfram Alpha's offering of add-ons for Google Drive file storage service.

The article reports that Thomson Reuters announced that its Financial & Risk business will be known as Refinitiv.

The article reports that publisher of video resources for scientific research and education JoVE has launched video courseware in biology JoVE Core.

The article reports that Digital Science has introduced a cloud-based product Anywhere Access.

The article reports that the BBC Landmark Video Collection from BBC Studios is available on the Alexander Street video platform.

The article reports that ProQuest's OASIS platform has added SAGE Knowledge and Elsevier's ScienceDirect ebook titles.

The article reports that copyright-compliant scholarly collaboration network PaperHive has launched an industry consultation group focused on developing solutions for off-campus content usage.

The article reports Knowledge Unlatched plans to develop its reporting and analytics tool KU Open Analytics, with collaboration Cornell University Press, Edinburgh University Press, Liverpool University Press and University of Michigan Press.

The article reports that the Research4Life partners have extended their partnership through 2025.

The article reports that PitchBook has unveiled a redesigned Research Center that integrates thematic research reports from investment management company Morningstar.

The article reports Bloomberg plans to launch a real-time feed of curated Twitter data, which will be available through the company's Event-Driven Feeds (EDF) product.

The article reports that publisher of Science has ended a pilot partnership with Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

The article reports that Cambridge University Press has updated its Knowledge Bases and Related Tools (KBART) lists on Cambridge Core to improve its search and filter functionality.

The article discusses attempts of libraries and libraries to have a strong play in the digital transformation that is reshaping the way information and entertainment are created and consumed. It notes however that said attempts never took off the ground as advances in technology coupled with steep reductions in available funding is eliminating the library's role as an intermediary. It indicates that the digital library that was created belong to Amazon and Google that provide the books.