Swets has acquired exclusive rights to MPS Technologies' usage-statistics product, ScholarlyStats.
The Geological Society of London will make all the content from its digitised publications freely available to researchers in developing countries.
Springer has reorganised its global scientific, technical and medical (STM) publishing division into global and local publishing.
Thomson has acquired Prous Science, a provider of information solutions to help knowledge-based drug discovery and development.
RSC Project Prospect from the Royal Society of Chemistry has won the 2007 ALPSP/Charlesworth Award for Publishing Innovation.
Knovel adds publications from ASTM International to its online technical reference collection
EBSCO Publishing has bought ten social science print indexes from Sage with a view to publishing online
BIA Digital Partners invests $10m in Eli Research to boost strategic growth
New initiative warns public against the risks of government interference to scientific publishing
Dutch investment firm, Gilde, buys subscription agent, Royal Swets and Zeitlinger, with plans to expand business into new markets
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