Ingram Content Group has licensed book technology from EPAC Technologies and acquired the assets of two EPAC print facilities in the USA and a technology development and support group in Germany
Audrey McCulloch becomes chief executive of the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers
Copyright Clearance Center and the Association of American University Presses have announced a referral partnership
Publishers Communication Group has taken on an exclusive sales, marketing and customer service role for the Churchill Archive and Drama Online
IOP will use Luxid from TEMIS for content enrichment
Dragonfly will provides sales and marketing services on behalf of GeoScienceWorld to academic consortia in Australia and New Zealand, Canada and Korea
The Charlesworth Group will help Copyright Clearance Center expand its services into Chinese language rights licensing
SAGE has chosen Ingram Content Group's CoreSource for the distribution and management of its e-book and print-book files to a worldwide audience
The Royal Society of Chemistry has appointed James Milne as managing director, publishing
ACCUCOMS has launched representation services in India, with local staff operating from New Delhi and Chennai
Interviews for this article have been adapted from recent PhaidraCon roundtable events and from upcoming 2023 editions of EpistemiCast
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