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Die Bibliothek als Treffpunkt und Veranstaltungsort! An der Universität Bern beginnen jedes Jahr 360 Studienanfänger*innen mit dem Medizinstudium. Für sie beginnt ein neuer Lebensabschnitt. Wer hilft den Neuankömmlingen, sich an der Uni zurechtzufinden? Wer gibt ihnen ein „Home away from home"? Wer führt sie an die E-Ressourcen heran? Wer hilft ihnen mit all dem digitalen Krimskrams? Wer gibt ihnen Tipps und Tricks auf den Weg? Wer hilft ihnen, sich zu vernetzen und Freundschaften zu schließen? Die Bibliothek, welche Offenheit und Vernetzung groß schreibt! Mit einem ganztägigen Event, dem „E-Day", empfängt die Bibliothek Medizin in Bern (BibMED) jedes Jahr die Erstsemestrigen. Vorlesungen, Workshops und Marktstände helfen, die Informationsflut in den Griff zu kriegen, während Angebote wie Friend-Speed-Dating, Wettbewerbe, ein Food Truck und ein improvisiertes Café dazu animieren, sich auf den neuen Lebensabschnitt zu freuen. „Von Studis für Studis" ist dabei ein zentraler Erfolgsfaktor. The library as a meeting place and venue! Every year, 360 first-year students begin their medical studies at the University of Bern. For them, a new phase of life begins. Who helps the newcomers to find their way around at the university? Who gives them a "home away from home"? Who introduces them to the e-resources? Who helps them with all the digital things? Who gives them tips and tricks along the way? Who helps them network and make friends? The library that values openness and networking! Every year, the Library of Medicine in Bern (BibMED) welcomes first-semester students with an all-day event, the "E-Day". Lectures, workshops, and booths help to get a handle on the information overload, while offers like friend speed dating, competitions, a food truck, and an improvised café encourage students to look forward to their new phase of life. "By students for students" is a key success factor here. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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As of 3 July 2016, the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) lays down a uniform, EUwide obligation for managers of listed issuers to disclose transactions conducted on their own account regarding financial instruments of said issuers. Compared to the previous legal regime, the regulatory approach relating to this reporting obligation has changed considerably: it no longer serves to provide investors with information from which they may potentially draw conclusions regarding the price performance of the financial instruments concerned. Rather, the purpose of disclosure is to create the highest possible market transparency. Despite this change, the currently sparse doctrine largely interprets Art 19 MAR in relation to the intended signal effect according to the previous legal regime. 1 This article considers the new legal framework from the viewpoint of Austrian and German law, and shows that in assessing the new rules, the change in objectives has to be taken into account

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In the current debate about the status of lexicography there are at least three quite different opinions: (i) Lexicography does not have or need any kind of own theory but can use all relevant linguistic theories. (ii) Lexicography needs a special theory for the lexicographical praxis, but this discipline is still a part of linguistics. (iii) Lexicography is a genuine part of information science and can use theories and learn from practice in the information society, but it also needs special theories for lexicography. It is the third opinion we will maintain in this paper by discussing the information needs in the information society and partly using the function theory of lexicography.

The main internet problem is how to deal with temporary overload, which negatively affects quality-sensitive high value services while others do not suffer. Capacity overprovisioning als well as volume tariffs will not be efficient. The optimal solution is the application of priority pricing, where higher prices are paid for higher qualities. This is economically superior to network management as well as to strict net neutrality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Modem theories about networks and complexity offer important insights for libraries. Complexity and networking cost ressources. What does this mean for the acceptance of WEB 2.0 by libraries? Will new services emerge from a web-based new community of libraries or/and users? What about „information overload" and social acceleration? Are they further obstacles on the way to a Library 2.0? Librarian organisations and institutions have to play a key role in this development. But also the libraries need to bear the users and their potential in mind. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]