Latest updates on new and existing publisher partners
We are delighted to announce that the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) have once again chosen Ingenta to deliver the third generation of SourceOECD, OECD’s very successful e-library comprising all its books, journals, statistical databases, working papers and reference works. The full details of this new development to our existing relationship can be found in this press release.In breaking news, we are also excited to announce that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) have contracted Ingenta to build an ICS-enabled website for their full text content. More details of this new agreement will be featured in forthcoming newsletters.
We are pleased to be able to welcome several new publishers to Ingenta; the following publishers' content will be made available on IngentaConnect over the next few months:
• Academia
• Association for Vascular Access
• Core Medical Publishing
• Japanese Metals Society (as part of our newly extended relationship with Japanese subscription agent Maruzen)
• Melbourne University Press
• Pacific Affairs, a division of the University of British Columbia
• a second member of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals
• South African Institute of International Affairs
• Southeastern Surgical Congress
• The Royal Botanical Society of Belgium
• Total Theatre Network
• World Gold Council
The following publishers have added new journals to their presence on IngentaConnect during the last few months:
• ADIS
• American Scientific Publishers
• Bentham Scientific Publishers
• Berg Publishers
• Blackwell Publishers
• Brill Academic Publishers
• Imprint Academic
• Maney Publishing
• NISC Pty Ltd
• Pro-Ed
• Taylor & Francis
Furthermore, a number of publishers have recently posted new backfiles on IngentaConnect, including:
• British Association for Adoption and Fostering – 2 year backfile of Adoption & Fostering Journal
• CABI Publishing are working with Ingenta to create online backfiles for the four journals they co-publish with the Nutrition Society, as well as for the World's Poultry Science Journal
• Equine Veterinary Journal is in the process of adding 2004 content as part of an agreement which will see 5 years' worth of backfiles added to IngentaConnect in due course
If your organisation is considering increasing the availability of your backfile content online, look out for a feature about our backfile processing and hosting services in the next eyetoeye.
Finally, long-standing Ingenta publisher partner the British Psychological Society has recently expanded its presence on IngentaConnect to include two new books, and Pan American Health Organization have also added 4 books to their IngentaConnect offering, bringing their total to 26.