Max Planck Society (MPS) signs agreement with Copernicus Publications to support open-access-compatible publishing of its scientists.
JISC Collections agreement for SAGE eReference is now available for colleges and universities in the UK.
An agreement between Springer and The Max Planck Society provides access to content on SpringerLink and Open Choice.
Springer signs agreement with the Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) to provide member libraries with Springer eBook Collection.
Emerald acquires Elsevier's social-science book series, serials and monographs.
Wiley chooses Swets to act as a global sales partner for its range of OnlineBooks.
Elsevier has acquired an online publishing company in the healthcare field.
Innodata Isogen recently announced that it has signed a master services agreement with Swets, the world's leading subscription services company, to expand their ongoing outsourcing relationship.
Top university presses announce a collaboration to find a way to reduce costs of scholarly publishing and to allow for more books to be released.
Multi-publisher linking association, CrossRef, announces its 30 millionth Digital Object Identifier (DOI).
Interviews for this article have been adapted from recent PhaidraCon roundtable events and from upcoming 2023 editions of EpistemiCast
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