Wiley Interscience
1 July 2005
Scientific heritage and high-tech service come together on the Web
James Gray assesses the situation and how it can be addressed
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Swets Information Services
1 July 2005
With its E-Journals Management Drive, Swets has made great strides in the year 2005
Oxford Journals
1 July 2005
Preserving and improving access to our journal archives, current content, and research services
Ovid
1 July 2005
eResource management begins with Ovid SearchSolver
Nature Publishing Group
1 July 2005
Nature Publishing Group is building upon a strong foundation
Meta Press
1 July 2005
E-content access and management services evolve
The Institution of Electrical Engineers: Inspec
1 July 2005
Committed to providing a quality service for scientists
FIZ Karlsruhe
1 July 2005
FIZ AutoDoc - a web-based full-text broker service
EBSCO
1 July 2005
Subscription agents continue to work to ensure electronic publishing efficiency
Elsevier
1 July 2005
Advancing science and healthcare: a shared goal
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