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).
Technology provider Ingenta announces 16 new publisher clients and 16 client renewals.
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.
Interviews for this article have been adapted from recent PhaidraCon roundtable events and from upcoming 2023 editions of EpistemiCast
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