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Socius is already in cozying up with an impressive array of early customers such as Visit Norway (the company's home country), LondOnTheInside, the Berlinale, Peerspace and, of course, the already mentioned home page of publishing giant Condé Nast.
Most of the journals failed to provide important publication information about the journal, including the information about editorial structure, the information about the publication within the journal and the standard information on the first page of published articles (Table 6 and Additional file 4: Table S3).
Knight Ridder Digital is a unit of Knight Ridder Inc. Can Overture guarantee that its service will not place inappropriate ads on the pages of its publishing clients?
All I was armed with was a six-page document of publishing contacts I'd saved from the London Book Fair.
Fauci remarks, delivered at the annual meeting of the NIAID's influenza research centers of excellence, also echoed a call for openness and transparency he made in June in the pages of Science, published by AAAS, which also publishes ScienceInsider.
For one project he photographed each item in a woman's wardrobe; for another he assembled the front pages of newspapers published on Sept. 12, 2001.
Hundreds of pages of documents published by the regulators showed traders at different banks formed tight-knit groups in which information was shared about client activity.
The complete online archives for Diabetes Care include PDF files of an additional 200 issues, 5,177 articles, and 20,710 pages of content published between 1978 and 1999.
"We now have an archived shadow universe that contains almost everything we've written — trillions of pages of text of published books, and now, broadcast archives as well," he said.
