Seven new journals
10 April 2012
Maney announces seven new journals
Interviews for this article have been adapted from recent PhaidraCon roundtable events and from upcoming 2023 editions of EpistemiCast
humanities
Arabic manuscripts
12 August 2011
Historic medical manuscripts go online
Project MUSE beta site
12 August 2011
Project MUSE beta site offers preview of integrated book and journal
content
EBSCO Discovery Service
11 August 2011
EBSCO Publishing and Philosophy Documentation Center agreement enables access to scholarly philosophy content via EBSCO Discovery Service
English Heritage Historical Review
2 June 2011
English Heritage Historical Review joins Maney
Drama Online
2 June 2011
Bloomsbury and Faber announce Drama Online
Parker Library on the Web
28 April 2011
Harrassowitz releases Version 1.3 of Parker Library on the Web
Journal of Literacy Research
31 March 2011
SAGE takes on literacy journal
Studies in Conservation
17 January 2011
Maney to publish IIC journal
The Annual of the British School at Athens and the Papers of the British School at Rome
1 November 2010
Journals of the British Schools at Athens and Rome to join Cambridge University Press
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