Oxford University Press Chooses ingenta to Develop E-Communities and Host Journals.(Brief Article)

From: Information Today | Date: March 1, 2001 | Copyright information

ingenta, the global research gateway, has announced that it was selected by Oxford University Press (OUP) to host the full text of an additional 60 OUP humanities and social science journals on the Web--adding to the 90 OUP titles currently available at http://www.ingenta.com. In addition, ingenta will create home pages for each journal that will contain supplementary articles, printed issues, and marketing information through its e-communities program.

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