The Charlesworth Group has announced a new China Agency Agreement with the New England Journal of Medicine
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Open Access week begins
18 October 2010
Scholars, faculty, and students in nearly 90 countries participate in events in support of open access (OA)
JISC joins Open Planets Foundation
04 October 2010
Higher education sector takes on key role in securing UK's digital legacy
Innovative Interfaces endorses KBART
01 October 2010
Innovative Interfaces has endorsed the recommendations of the Knowledge Base and Related Tools Working Group for two of its products
Norwegian digitisation hits 13 million
27 September 2010
The National Archives of Norway hits the 13 million record mark as part of a national digitisation project to make all microfilm archives available online to the public
New publisher group picks Dragonfly
17 September 2010
Independent Scholarly Publishers Group will work with Dragonfly Sales and Marketing Consulting to promote its journals around the world
SAGE trials SciVee video platform
17 September 2010
SAGE is doing a three-month trial of the SciVee platform to see whether video pubcasts will increase article views, broaden reader interest and promote authors
NPG supports US science literacy drive
17 September 2010
Nature Publishing Group (NPG) has joined Change the Equation (CTEq), a CEO-led initiative to cultivate widespread literacy in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) in the USA
Wildlife Conservation Society picks Millennium
17 September 2010
The Wildlife Conservation Society in New York has implemented the Millennium ILS from Innovative Interfaces
ALPSP announces 2010 awards
15 September 2010
ChemSpider, CRC Press, BMJ Case Reports and OUP's Richard Gedye all picked up prizes in this year's ALPSP awards
National Library of Finland picks Ex Libris
08 September 2010
The National Library of Finland Selects Primo and Primo Central from Ex Libris for nationwide use
Deal gives access for tropical medicine researchers in developing world
08 September 2010
Elsevier and the Royal Tropical Institute will provide 150 researchers working in least-developed and low-income countries with access to ScienceDirect and Scopus
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