PhysMath Central has struck membership agreements with the CERN and DESY high-energy physics laboratories.
Copyright Clearance Center has launched a testing ground for new services, applications and products
The open-access joint-venture between SAGE and Hindawi was officially launched at Online Information in London.
A new open standard for publishers and search engines has been unveiled which aims to end clashes between publishers and search engines.
Springer has chosen MPS Technologies' JournalStore as the platform for Springer Protocols.
JSTOR, which archives scholarly content, has extended its 10-year relationship with knowledge process outsourcing company Apex CoVantage.
The BMJ Group has opened a sales office in Beijing.
Thomson Scientific will provide citation data to Australia's Department of Education, Science and Training.
A group of scientific publishers has released a beta test version of the STIX Fonts, which should enable mathematical and scientific symbols to be rendered correctly on any computer.
Professional Engineering Publishing has signed an agreement with EMpact to promote its journals in parts of Eastern Europe and Latin America.
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