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Accucoms signs up AMA and AAP
24 March 2008
Accucoms signs agreement with American Medical Association and American Academy of Pediatrics for representation services in Latin America.
The Institution of Civil Engineers selects PCG
19 March 2008
PCG has been selected by the Institution of Civil Engineers, and its subsidiary Thomas Telford Publishing, to provide North American sales representation.
Japanese university chooses Century of Science web resource
18 March 2008
Meiji University has purchased Thomson Scientific's Century of Science, expanding its subscription to Web of Science earlier this year.
ADA makes agreement with Conference Archives
18 March 2008
The American Diabetes Association has reached an agreement with Conference Archives to deliver the ADA's event knowledge to a global audience through Ekatius.
Ovid to supply NHS England with online databases
17 March 2008
Ovid wins contract to provide health professionals in England with online access to medical, nursing and healthcare databases.
Researchers in South Caucasus countries get online
17 March 2008
The digital divide between the South Caucasus countries and Europe is bridged with a new regional high-speed network and GEANT2 link.
Ingram Digital announces new eBook agreement with ALPSP
15 March 2008
Ingram Digital has been selected by the ALPSP to establish a new co-operative eBook service.
Berg Publishers wins e-publishing award
15 March 2008
Berg Publishers wins the Publishing Technology E-Publishing Award at the 2008 Independent Publishing Awards.
New web resource for Canadian researchers
14 March 2008
A Canadian version of the researcher-focused web resource Create Change is launched by CARL and SPARC.
National Library of the Netherlands backs up Portico
11 March 2008
An off-line copy of the Portico archive is to be held for safekeeping by the National Library of the Netherlands.
National Library of China adds records to WorldCat
11 March 2008
The National Library of China will add its bibliographic records to the OCLC WorldCat database, making the records available to researchers worldwide.
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