When people hear “compliance,” their first thought is often red tape, delays, or scary audits. But in a fast-paced business environment, compliance isn’t about slowing things down-it’s about doing things smart, secure, and right the first time. The truth is, compliance isn’t just an IT or legal department problem. It’s a shared responsibility that should … Read more
Chris Downer / Wimborne Minster: later books in the chained library / CC BY-SA 2.0 This two-part blog looks at the provisions that exist in library laws across European countries concerning the building of collections and what libraries can do with them. It then assesses how far the achievement of these mandated functions is frustrated … Read more
Chris Downer / Wimborne Minster: later books in the chained library / CC BY-SA 2.0 This two-part blog looks at the provisions that exist in library laws across European countries concerning the building of collections and what libraries can do with them. It then assesses how far the achievement of these mandated functions is frustrated … Read more
Why are “culture wars” prominent in some European countries but not in others? In new research, Tadeas Cely finds roots for these divides in historic divergence embedded in religious cultures. The term “culture wars” (Kulturkampf) was famously first used by Otto von Bismarck to describe a struggle for influence with the Catholic Church (1871-1878). At … Read more
Image by Ron Lach You’ve seen them all over your feed—#CleanGirl routines with dewy skin, slicked-back buns, minimalist aesthetics, and pastel loungewear. Or #HotGirlWalks, where women film themselves power-walking in cute athleisure while listening to affirmations or self-help podcasts. On the surface, it all seems empowering, even wholesome. Who doesn’t want to feel polished and … Read more