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Springer is acquiring the open-access publisher BioMed Central.
Bloomsbury Publishing is buying the academic publishing company Berg Publishers
The Charlesworth Group has retained its contract for he typesetting and manufacturing of all Society for General Microbiology (SGM) journals.
The Royal Society has chosen EBSCO's EMpact Sales to help promote its science journals in Korea.
Bentham Open will preserve its open-access e-journals in Portico.
Health information provider WebMD Health is acquiring QualityHealth.com and its owner, Marketing Technology Solutions.
ALPSP has announced the winners of its 2008 awards.
A new academic imprint, Bloomsbury Academic, is aiming to have about 50 open-access titles by the end of 2009.
IOP Press has chosen EMpact Sales, part of EBSCO, as a sales and marketing agent and consultant
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