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University of California and Nature Publishing Group reconcile

AUG 27, 2010
Physics Today
Chronicle : Last June researchers and librarians at the University of California threatened to boycott Nature and the other journals published by Nature Publishing Group in response to a 400% jump in subscription fees. NPG countered with a press release that argued that the subscription increase was high only because the University of California had been benefiting from a previous, unusually generous deal. Now, reports the Chronicle‘s Jennifer Howard, the two sides are working together to strike a new, mutually agreeable deal.
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