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Marcel Dekker Partners With netLibrary To Publish Hundreds of Scientific, Technical, and Medical Texts Online
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- From: Doris Cheng <dcheng@dekker.com>
- Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 17:46:52 EST
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This may be of interest to the list... FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Marcel Dekker Partners With netLibrary To Publish Hundreds of Scientific, Technical, and Medical Texts Online NEW YORK-In response to increased demand from scholars and professionals for easily accessible Internet-based texts, publisher Marcel Dekker Inc. and eBook provider netLibrary Inc. today announced a partnership to offer nearly 500 scientific, technical, and medical eBook titles on the Internet. The Dekker titles comprise frequently referenced works in the subject areas of medicine, life science, engineering, chemistry, mathematics and statistics, agriculture, food science and technology, library and information science, and public administration. Dekker's eBooks will be available directly to consumers at the netLibrary website and to library patrons at hundreds of public, university, and special libraries in the netLibrary network. "Researchers want more than just quality information*they want information that's easy to access, search, and use," said Dekker Chief Operating Officer David Dekker. "With netLibrary, readers are getting the easiest way to use Dekker's reference material." At the netLibrary website, readers can search eBooks by subject, author, title, or by a key word search of every word in every eBook in the netLibrary collection. Once readers find what they are looking for, they can borrow or purchase eBooks, download them to their hard drives, make notes, and highlight and print selections from the digital text. "Internet-based eBooks are revolutionizing the way people gather and use information through anytime/anywhere access and multimedia functionality," said netLibrary President and Chief Executive Officer Timothy R. Schiewe. "The partnership between netLibrary and Marcel Dekker represents an advancement in both the quality and quantity of eBooks available to readers on the Internet." About Marcel Dekker Marcel Dekker (www.dekker.com) is a privately held, international firm specializing in scientific, technical, and medical publishing. Dekker has an active list of approximately 3,000 titles and publishes 80 scholarly periodicals. In addition to the nearly 500 eBooks it will publish with netLibrary, Dekker's online program includes "Dekker e-Pubs," searchable full-text versions of its journals. The company is headquartered in New York City and maintains offices in Monticello, New York, and Basel, Switzerland. About netLibrary netLibrary (www.netLibrary.com) integrates the convenience, access, and capabilities of the Web with the familiarity and depth of content patrons experience today at their local or university library. Boulder, Colo.-based netLibrary has signed agreements with more than 80 leading publishers of trade, scholarly, academic, and reference books, including Harvard Business Press, ABC-CLIO, Cambridge University Press, Columbia University Press, Grove's Dictionaries Inc., Houghton-Mifflin, Macmillan Publishers Ltd. UK, The McGraw-Hill Companies, The MIT Press, O'Reilly and Associates, and now, Marcel Dekker Inc., to provide readers with an extensive selection of trade, scholarly, reference, and professional books in electronic format. # # # # For information from Dekker: For information from netLibrary: Ms. Doris Cheng Mr. Brian Bell dcheng@dekker.com <mailto:dcheng@dekker.com> bbell@netLibrary.com <mailto:bbell@netLibrary.com> 212.696.9000 Ext. 445 303.381.8703
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