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The confirmed list of cancellations for 2025 have now been finalised and will be communicated to Heads of School.
The library is currently exploring Moody’s Analytics and S&P Capital IQ as potential alternatives.
If you would further information on these products or would like to provide any feedback regarding the suitability of these platforms for your research, please email library.buslaw@qut.edu.au as soon as possible.
EBSCO have advised that Nonprofit quarterly (ISSN: 1084-8371) has been discontinued. This publication will no longer be listed in Library Search. Articles from previous issues can be requested from other institutions.
For a complete list of confirmed cancellations please review the Cancellations tab in the Library News for Business & Law page. Newly confirmed cancellations will be added to the list shortly.
On the 8th of December users of ProQuest Ebook Central will be prompted to read downloaded ebooks from ProQuest Ebook Central on the Ebook Central Reader App instead of Adobe Digital Editions.
The Ebook Central Reader App is a new, dedicated mobile and desktop app designed for reading downloaded ebooks from the Ebook Central platform. The app supports EPUB and PDF formats, allows users to manage their loans and devices, and is available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. The new app does not replace the Ebook Central online reader; it’s a companion tool.
Full details are available at https://proquest.libguides.com/ebookcentral/appdownload
The QUT licence for Audit Analytics modules allows QUT users to access the content via WRDS and the AuditAnalytics.com site. If you would like to access Audit Analytics via the website, please register to receive your individual username and password.
The vendor will provide personal login credentials within one business day.
The QUT Readings team are rolling over unit reading lists for 2026.
New lists will be available from Monday 24th November 2025. For more information, see the QUT readings guide.
Volume 7(3) of LTHJ is now available. This volume includes a collection of articles related to legal education in the age of generative artificial intelligence.
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