From: Debbie <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2018 09:36:12 +0000

*Press release*

7th June 2018



*TheIPregistry.org has partnered with Remote Xs to further remove barriers
to access*



In addition to their existing partnership with *Research4Life,*
*theIPregistry.org* has also now partnered with *Remote Xs*. All of the IP
addresses that *Remote Xs* have supplied to libraries are now loaded in
*theIPregistry.org* ready to be used by publishers*. This information will
allow publishers to provide access to libraries in parts of the world that
have previously been “off limits” to many publishers.



All *Remote Xs* IP addresses are denoted clearly within *theIPregistry.org*
to provide publishers will the information they need in order to make
licensing decisions.



*Jatin Baraiya*, CEO of *Remote Xs* says “*Remote Xs** is able to allocate
IP addresses to institutions that do not have the technical ability to
implement this technology themselves. To provide security for publishers
providing content to these institutions, Remote Xs is able to place access
limits by publisher, by institution and by user. Our partnership with
theIPregistry.org is allowing details of these IP addresses to be shared
with the growing number of publishers now using theIPregistry.org*”.



*TheIPregistry.org* is the only pre-populated IP registry which now
contains over 1.5 billion fully verified IP addresses for over 60,000
libraries. Libraries using *theIPregistry.org* <http://theIPregistry.org>
can communicate IP updates to multiple publishers at the click of a button.
*TheIPregistry.org* is also the only registry that checks and verifies IP
addresses to eliminate the errors that occur when distributing this kind of
information. These checks and measures are clearly absolutely vital as an
audit of the data held by over 150 publishers, carried out by PSI IPV Ltd,
showed that over 50% of the IP data they held was incorrect. It is still
the case that, on average, 20% of the new data submitted to
*theIPregistry.org* is rejected due to errors. *TheIPregistry.org* is not
content to simply store and share information regardless of its value,
value is added to the data through the process of vetting, verifying and
collecting supporting documentation.



*Andrew Pitts*, CEO of *PSI IPV Ltd* (the developer of *theIPregistry.org*)
says “*Remote Xs** is a simple solution providing access gateways for
libraries in parts of the world that have often been denied access to the
latest research in the past. This solution also simultaneously provides
publishers with the security they need in order to provide access to these
institutions.*”



The two companies will continue to work together with the aim of breaking
down barriers to access and encouraging collaboration between the
publishing industry and the academic library world.



* The growing list of publishers now using *theIPregistry.org* to
coordinate updates includes: Springer Nature, JAMA Network, Wiley, Taylor
and Francis, Brill, IOP Publishing, American Welding Society, ASTM, SAE
International, ASME, The Royal Society.





Debbie Wilton

Marketing Manager and Library Liaison

PSI IPV Ltd

Tel: +44 (0) 1865 849514



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