*Apologies for cross postings.* For immediate release: August 15, 2005 For more information, contact Kim Steinle, Library Relations Manager [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> www.dukeupress.edu/library <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library> *Exciting news from Duke University Press!* For more information on any of these news items, click the headline to download the full press release or to access more information. Also, please visit Duke University Press’s new library portal at http://www.dukeupress.edu/library to keep abreast of the latest news and information of interest to our institutional subscribers. *Duke University Press announces new partnership with HighWire Press* <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library> Beginning in 2006, Duke University Press journals’ content will be hosted by HighWire Press <http://www.highwire.org>, a division of Stanford University Libraries. Subscribers to Duke University Press journals’ electronic content will reap the many benefits of HighWire’s impressive list of features—including toll-free access across cited journals within HighWire’s collection—and its commitment to preservation, as Duke University Press will now become a participant in the Stanford-based LOCKSS program <http://lockss.stanford.edu/> (Lots of Copies Keeps Stuff Safe). “Our partnership with HighWire, whose mission statement so closely mirrors our own as a university press—that is, a shared commitment to advance the frontiers of knowledge and contribute significantly to the international community of scholarship—will undoubtedly benefit our subscribers and the larger academic and research communities that we serve,” commented Duke University Press Director Steve Cohn. *Duke University Press launches e-Duke Scholarly Collection, hosted by HighWire Press* <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library/eDukePR_7_1_05.pdf> Duke University Press is pleased to announce the official launch of its new e-Duke Scholarly Collection, hosted by HighWire Press at Stanford University. The new e-Duke Scholarly Collection, which includes online access to twenty-nine Duke University Press humanities and social sciences journals, will replace the interim electronic journals package that was offered in the summer of 2004 to the libraries that had formerly accessed Duke’s humanities and social sciences journals via Project Muse. *Duke University Press creates Library Relations Manager position <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library/LibRelPR_FINAL_7_15_05.pdf>* To more proactively address and anticipate the unique needs of its institutional subscribers, Duke University Press is pleased to announce the creation of a new Library Relations Manager position. Staffing this new position is Kimberly Steinle—formerly Duke University Press’s Circulation Coordinator—who is charged with building stronger partnerships between Duke University Press and the library community. *Duke University Press announces the acquisition of two journals, /New German Critique /and /The Philosophical Review/* <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library/NGC_PR_8-15-05.pdf> Duke University Press is pleased to announce the addition of /New German Critique/ and /The Philosophical Review/—two journals at the top of their respective fields— to its list of titles for 2006. */Neuro-Oncology/’s ISI Impact Factor continues to climb* <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library/NOISIPR_wpricing_FINAL.pdf> Duke University Press is pleased to report the continued success of its SPARC endorsed journal /Neuro-Oncology/. Recently released by Thomson’s ISI Web of Knowledge, the 2004 Journal Citation Report assigns /Neuro-Oncology/ an ISI Impact Factor of 3.907. The new, improved rating further solidifies /Neuro-Oncology/’s position as the foremost publication in the specific field of neuro-oncology and signals its ever-increasing significance to the field, as evidenced by the steady increase of the rating over the three years that Duke University Press has published the journal; ISI ratings were 2.717 and 3.365 in 2002 and 2003, respectively. The improved 2004 ranking places /Neuro-Oncology/ 15th among 140 ranked clinical neurology journals and 32nd among 121 ranked oncology journals. In comparison, Kluwer’s /Journal of/ /Neuro-Oncology/ earned an ISI Impact Factor of 1.968 for 2004 (54th in clinical neurology, 71st in oncology). For more information, please visit www.dukeupress.edu/neuro-oncology <http://www.dukeupress.edu/neuro-oncology>. *Duke University Press announces important changes to /DMJ 100 /* <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library/DMJ100PR_FINAL_7_15_05.pdf> Duke University Press announces changes to the outright-purchase pricing model of /DMJ 100/, the fully searchable electronic archive of volumes 1-100 of the /Duke Mathematical Journal/. Customers who purchase /DMJ 100 /with the additional one-time $1,000 maintenance option—for which Duke University Press agrees to provide electronic access to the content via Project Euclid—will now benefit from an extended maintenance period of twenty years (as opposed to the prior ten-year period). Customers who had previously purchased /DMJ 100/ and the maintenance agreement will have their maintenance agreement retroactively extended to twenty years from the date of purchase at no additional cost. For more information, please visit www.dukeupress.edu/dmj100 <http://www.dukeupress.edu/dmj100>. * COUNTER compliant usage statistics now available online for /DMJ 100/ and /Duke Mathematical Journal/ <http://www.dukeupress.edu/library/DMJ100PR_FINAL_7_15_05.pdf>* Duke University Press is also pleased to report that, for the first time, librarians can now view their institution’s usage statistics for both /DMJ 100/ and the /Duke Mathematical Journal/ online at the Project Euclid Web site. All usage statistics are compliant with the Code of Practice set forth by COUNTER <http://www.projectcounter.org>—an organization of producers and purchasers of electronic content who are dedicated to the formulation of consistent methods of measuring online usage. For more information regarding Project Euclid’s COUNTER implementation and to view instructions for viewing your institution’s /DMJ 100/ and /Duke Mathematical Journal/ usage statistics, please visit Project Euclid at http://projecteuclid.org/Dienst/UI/1.0/About?type=stats. -- Kimberly Steinle Library Relations Manager Duke University Press 905 West Main Street, Suite 18-B Durham, NC 27701 919-687-3655 (ph) 919-688-3524 (fax) [log in to unmask] www.dukeupress.edu -- Kimberly Steinle Library Relations Manager Duke University Press 905 West Main Street, Suite 18-B Durham, NC 27701 919-687-3655 (ph) 919-688-3524 (fax) [log in to unmask] www.dukeupress.edu