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Monday, February 07, 2011
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Update on Gale—Mobile, Global, and In Context
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by Paula J. Hane
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At the recent ALA Midwinter meeting, I caught up with Nader Qaimari, senior vice president of marketing at Cengage Learning, to talk about recent developments at Gale and get a peek at some forthcoming products. Gale continues to be excited about the streamlined company structure implemented last summer—the integration of Gale and Cengage. Qaimari says it lets the company make content connections and help libraries serve as the conduit to information and textbooks. Other news he was eager to discuss included the company's mobile initiatives, its new Gale World Scholar product line, enhancements to PowerSearch, new administrative tools, and ongoing work on the In Context products.
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Wiley Launches New Program of Open Access Journals
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John Wiley & Sons, Inc. announced the launch of Wiley Open Access, a new publishing program of open access (OA) journals. The first journals will launch shortly, publishing primary peer-reviewed research in a range of broad-based subject disciplines in the life and biomedical sciences. Wiley Open Access will provide authors who wish to publish their research outcomes in an OA journal with a range of new high-quality publications that meet the requirements of funding organizations and institutions where these apply.
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Infosources Rolls Out Mobile Apps for Law
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Mobile Apps for Law is a just-released database on the web that covers all legal research and utility apps for all types of mobile devices. Whether you use an iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, BlackBerry, Android device, or a Palm PC, this is the place to find out which law apps are available for your device. The database is brought to you by Infosources Publishing, pioneers in the field of reference publishing for law since 1981. Infosources Publishing, which is based in Teaneck, N.J., publishes basic reference sources for lawyers, law librarians, legal researchers, and information professionals.
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Publishers to Earn Licensing Revenue Using CCC’s Rightslink Plus
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Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), a not-for-profit organization and provider of licensing solutions, announced a referral partnership with the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) in which ALPSP members can earn revenue from their online content utilizing CCC's Rightslink Plus service at a discounted rate. Rightslink enables licensing of text and multimedia direct from publishers' online content.
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RSuite Cloud: Push-Button Publishing
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by Barbara Brynko
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Publishers today are scrambling to keep profits up, costs down, and users happy. But keeping a secure foothold in the information industry isn't easy, especially with the increased demands of changing technology and multichannel delivery. "Some publishers are very good at managing technology and some are not," says Barry Bealer, CEO of Really Strategies, Inc. That's one of the reasons the company rolled out its latest product called RSuite Cloud, a cloud-based, push-button publishing system for print and digital products. It's designed to automate the publishing process, offering output to all major publishing formats in 70 languages without changing a publisher's existing production systems. "This is for the publisher, whether big or small, that doesn't have a large in-house staff," says Bealer. "You don't have to manage the service; it's all in the cloud."
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