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Molecular Psychiatry (2000) 5, 3
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Publisher’s Announcement
Macmillan Publishers Ltd is pleased to be able to announce the creation
of a new company. Nature Publishing Group brings together Nature, the
Nature monthly titles and the journals formerly published by Stockton
Press. Stockton Press becomes the Specialist Journals division of Nature
Publishing Group. The new company will be a partner of the scientific
community and will be an innovative, responsive and visible presence
in scientific and medical publishing.

Nature Publishing Group will use its unique strengths, skills and global
perspective to meet the demand of a rapidly changing and challenging
publishing environment. The Group’s publications are known for
delivering high-quality, high-impact content, fair pricing, rapid publi-
cation, global marketing and a substantial presence on the Internet.
These elements are the key to excellence in selecting, editing, enhancing
and delivering scientific information in the future.

As a company, we have three core values: quality, service and visibility.
These values are set to benefit all our customers—authors, readers,
librarians, societies, companies and others—thus building strong pub-
lishing relationships.

Molecular Psychiatry

Molecular Psychiatry is now part of the Specialist Journals division of
Nature Publishing Group. It will be marketed and sold from our offices
in New York, Tokyo, London and Basingstoke. Within the electronic
environment, Molecular Psychiatry will benefit from a substantial invest-
ment in innovative online publishing systems, offering global access,
intelligent searches and other essential functions. Librarians will be able
to provide their readers with print and online versions of Molecular Psy-
chiatry through a variety of services including OCLC, Ingenta (linking
to the BIDS service), SwetsNet, Ebsco, Dawson’s InfoQuest and Adonis.

At a time when the basis of traditional journal publishing is undergoing
significant changes, Nature Publishing Group aims to support the scien-
tific and medical community’s needs for high quality publication ser-
vices which provide rapid and easy access to the best of biomedical and
clinical results.

Jayne Marks
Publishing Director

Specialist Journals, Nature Publishing Group


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