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March 2010
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Google Provides a Glimpse Into the Future of Mobile SearchAs the company competes for a leadership role in the realm of smartphones, it reveals why past performance is no indication of future success.
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SAS
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Google TV Set-Top Box In the Works From Google, Intel and SonyWe knew that Google had its sights on the living room, but the NYTimes has new details on Google TV, an ambitious platform to deliver web content to Android-based set-top boxes and TVs through partnerships with Sony, Intel, and Logitech.
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Scripps Networks’ Lisa Choi Owens Gets Oversight Of Digital Media GroupScripps Networks is promoting Lisa Choi Owens to SVP of digital media, which will give her oversight of the cable net’s websites and chart the further development of its mobile and social media programs.
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NEWS
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McGraw-Hill renews magazine deal with contractorsMcGraw-Hill Construction said Wednesday it extended its publishing agreement with the Associated General Contractors of America for two more years.
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B2B
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Yahoo! buying fantasy sports company Citizen SportsYahoo! is buying a fantasy sports company co-founded by an MIT graduate whose card-counting skills helped him win millions of dollars in blackjack and spawned a film and a best-selling book.
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First-Ever Journal Register Co. 'Advisory Board' Features New Media Thinkers Jarvis, Rosen, HuffPost Vet MorganJohn Paton came to Journal Register Co. intent on dragging its newspapers -- demoralized from decades of brutal cost-cutting -- into the new media era. In his first two months as CEO, he equipped every reporter with a digital camera for Webcasts, and declared print would be last in line for breaking news.
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NEWS
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EBSCO Publishing to Acquire NetLibrary Division from OCLCOCLC and EBSCO Publishing have signed an agreement whereby EBSCO will purchase the assets of the OCLC NetLibrary Division and the rights to license a select number of vendor-owned databases currently available through the OCLC FirstSearch service.
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STM
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Nature Publishing Group announces open access pricing details for 2011Scientific publisher Nature Publishing Group (NPG), UK, has announced details of its 2011 pricing policy for Nature Communications and other NPG journals offering an open access (OA) option.
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STM
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Mary Ann Liebert launches Liebert Mobile iPhone applicationMedical publisher Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., US, has announced the launch of the Liebert Mobile iPhone App, a new application to deliver integrated media content on the latest biotech industry news, headlines and articles, podcasts, and corporate press releases on the iPhone.
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STM
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ebrary launches free natural disaster and extreme weather searchable information centerDigital content products and technologies provider ebrary, US, has created a publicly available research center featuring hundreds of important government documents related to natural disasters and extreme weather.
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European Research Funders Throw Weight Behind Open Access RepositoryAs 2010 gets underway, there are clear signs that the adoption of the open access business model is becoming central to the future of European, and perhaps global, STM publishing.
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STM
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Discovery Communications Partners With Pointroll to Launch DIG@TORIALPointRoll, a subsidiary of Gannett Co., Inc., has partnered with Discovery Communications to successfully launch Dig@torial, allowing advertisers to integrate dynamic editorial content with branded advertising.
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T & C
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McGraw-Hill Education and Tata Expand Partnership in Education and Professional TrainingMcGraw-Hill Education announced it is expanding its partnership with Tata to deliver additional professional training courses to help India develop its globally competitive workforce.
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E & T
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Kaplan University Names Wade Dyke, D.Phil., PresidentThe Kaplan University Board of Trustees announced the appointment of Wade Dyke, D.Phil., as president of Kaplan University. Dyke, who has served as interim president since August, succeeds Andrew S. Rosen, who is now the chairman and CEO of Kaplan, Inc.
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E & T
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Mecom plans for media ads rise after profits fall 28%Mecom, David Montgomery's European newspaper group, set ambitious targets for online growth after surviving a debt crisis, asset sales and an 18% drop in advertising revenues last year.
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NEWS
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CareerBuilder Acquires CareerSite.BizCareerBuilder is taking the next step in its international expansion with the purchase of CareerSite.biz, parent of three successful career-related operations in the UK.
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HR
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Nature Middle East LaunchesNature Middle East launches at http://www.nature.com/naturemiddleeast. The new website from Nature Publishing Group (NPG) showcases scientific and medical research from the Arabic-speaking Middle East region and is continuously updated with articles in English and Arabic.
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STM
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Times Online Blocks Media Monitor MeltwaterPublic relations news monitor Meltwater, which is still refusing to pay UK newspapers for crawling their websites, has now been blocked from indexing Times Online, the most serious of Rupert Murdoch’s UK newspapers.
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MRRS
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It's Official: Facebook Rules the WebFacebook ruled the web last week just squeaking past Google to become the most popular online destination among United States users. For the week ending March 13, Facebook claimed 7.07 percent of U.S. Internet visits, while Google was right behind the social network with 7.03 percent, according to metrics firm Experian Hitwise.
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The Gilbane Group and Book Industry Study Group Announce Market-Centric Research PartnershipThe Gilbane Group, a division of Outsell, Inc., and the Book Industry Study Group (BISG) announced a strategic partnership to help members of the book industry community succeed through innovative uses of technology.
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MRRS
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