This week's digest contains 4 messages:
1. Canadian Periodical for Community Studies, Hikari Ltd, and
PAGEPress Join Portico
2. AVA Publishing brand change and new website
3. ACS launches ACS ChemWorx; a free, total research
management and storage system
4. Project MUSE News: Single Title Book Purchasing on MUSE
Now Available Through YBP
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Date: Thursday, March 28, 2013 4:07 PM
From: Marita LaMonica
<Marita.LaMonica@ithaka.org>
Subject: Canadian Periodical for Community Studies, Hikari
Ltd, and PAGEPress Join Portico
Canadian
Periodical for Community Studies, Hikari Ltd, and
PAGEPress Join Portico
Portico is pleased to announce the following publishers
are now preserving their e-journals with Portico:
- Canadian
Periodical for Community Studies
"We are happy to be partnering with Portico,"
commented John Sylvestre, senior editor, Canadian
Journal of Community Mental Health.
"It is essential that electronic-only journals like
ours have permanent means of preservation. Portico
provides a reliable and cost-effective way for us to
ensure that our journal remains accessible for years
to come. " Read more here.
- Hikari
Ltd
"Hikari Ltd is pleased to have its journals archived
in Portico," stated Emil Minchev, president of Hikari
Ltd. "Archiving in Portico is a key-factor of the
highest standards of scientific publishing." Read more
here.
· PAGEPress
Michele Moscato, managing director of the PAGEPress
publishing house said, "Digital preservation is an
important factor in making sure journal content remains
available. We are confident that our partnership with
Portico will ensure our authors enjoy reliable,
long-term visibility for their work, helping us to
maintain our commitment to serve the scientific
community and safeguard the spreading of knowledge."
Read more here.
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Date: Wednesday, March 27, 2013, 11:08 AM
From: Carly Bareham
<Carly.Bareham@bloomsbury.com>
Subject: AVA Publishing brand change and new
website
AVA NOW PUBLISHED UNDER FAIRCHILD BOOKS
You may be aware that in July 2012, Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
acquired AVA Publishing. Until this point AVA has been kept as
an independent imprint, but, to better serve our authors and
customers, this is now changing. With effect from 1st April
2013, all new AVA titles will be published under the Fairchild
Books imprint.
Fairchild Books has a long history of excellence in textbook
publishing in the visual arts. The new combined Fairchild
Books will publish around 50 new titles a year and have a
backlist of 450 titles in fashion, interior design, graphic
arts, moving image and photography, and architecture.
Bloomsbury began to build its world-class academic division in
2008. It now has a particularly large presence in the visual
arts, the humanities and the social sciences. With the
acquisitions of Berg Publishers in 2008, Fairchild Books in
April 2012 and now AVA Publishing, Bloomsbury has become the
largest publisher of academic materials for visual arts in the
world.
NEW WEBSITE
After the recent launch of the new academic part of the
Bloomsbury website, you can now find our books, e-books and
digital product information on one site, all grouped by
subject area. Bloomsbury Journals (formerly Berg Journals)
also joined the site at the end of February and have their own
section within the Academic menu. There is a specific area for
librarians; please see
http://www.bloomsbury.com/librarians/
for further information.
For more information about reference, academic collections,
research and teaching books, journals and digital products,
please visit
http://www.bloomsbury.com/academic.
Following the global success of the Berg Fashion Library, we
have a number of other exciting digital products in
development which will serve research and teaching needs
across our larger visual arts programme. This includes the
forthcoming Bloomsbury Fashion Photography Archive (see
http://bergfashionlibrary.com/page/103/bloomsbury-fashion-photography-archive
for more information)
If you have any questions about these developments, please do
get in touch and we would be happy to help.
Yours faithfully,
Carly Bareham
On behalf of Katharine Nelson
Marketing Executive, Bloomsbury
Katharine.nelson@bloomsbury.com
Bloomsbury
http://www.bloomsbury.com/
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Date: Thursday, March 28, 2013, 3:52 PM
From: Sara Rouhi
<S_Rouhi@acs.org>
Subject: ACS launches ACS ChemWorx; a free, total
research management and storage system
ACS launches ACS ChemWorx™ -- the first integrated research
management environment serving scientists worldwide.
What is ACS ChemWorx™?
ACS ChemWorx is a free, total research management and storage
system that combines reference discovery and management,
professional networking, group and task management and
manuscript preparation in a single interface accessible from
anywhere. For full details on the features and development of
ACS ChemWorx, the press release is here:
http://tinyurl.com/cyab2wj
What does it do?
ACS ChemWorx enables researchers to:
- Organize their research for online publication
- Quickly create online profiles with comprehensive messaging
and social communication features
- Organize workgroups and maintain private discussion areas
- Import, manage and share their research libraries
- Manage calendars and group task lists
- Obtain free access to the ACS Style Guide Online
How can I get it?
It's free to any ACS ID-registered user and to faculty and
students based at any of the Society's institutional
customers at acschemworx.org. ACS ID registration is offered
at no charge and does not require any affiliation with ACS
either as a member or institutional subscriber. Register
here for an ACS ID:
http://tinyurl.com/yg24fsr
Where can I learn more about ACS ChemWorx?
Full details on the features and development of ACS
ChemWorx can be found in the press release
here:
http://tinyurl.com/cyab2wj and at the ACS ChemWorx
homepage: acschemworx.org
You can join the ACS ChemWorx community
at acschemworx.org.
If you are attending the ACS National Meeting in New Orleans
(April 7-11), ACS ChemWorx product manager Dr. Judy Chen will
be presenting research analysis showing how scientists carry
out their daily tasks. She will also discuss how ACS ChemWorx
was created to address common research functions and share the
experiences of early adopters of this technology. Her session
info is below and takes place on Monday 4/8 at 2:05 pm.
>From inception to collaboration to publication: A complete
integrated research management platform for researchers
CINF Symposium on Scholarly Communication
Monday, April 8, 2:05 p.m.
Morial Convention Center, Room 352
Send us your feedback
at
LibraryRelations@acs.org or
support@services.acs.org.
Best wishes,
Sara Rouhi
S. Sara Rouhi
Manager, Library
Relations and ACS on Campus International
ACS Publications
1155 16th St., NW Washington DC 20036
T 202-872-6386 | Skype sararouhiacs | FaceTime: 703-627-3553
http://pubs.acs.org/4librarians
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