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SAGE Journals Online Wins PSP Award for Best Platform
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2008-02-12 16:30:19
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SAGE Journals Online Wins 2007 PSP Award for Excellence for
Best 
Platform

Los Angeles, bond, New Delhi, and Singapore (February 11,
2008) 
- SAGE and the Professional and Scholarly Publishing (PSP) 
division of the Association of American Publishers are
pleased to 
announce that the SAGE Journals Online (SJO) platform has
won a 
2007 PSP Award for Excellence for best platform in the
electronic 
publication category.

Judged by peer publishers, librarians, and medical
professionals, 
the PSP Award for Excellence recognizes the very best in 
professional and scholarly publishing by bringing attention
to 
distinguished books, journals, and electronic content. Each
year, 
publishers and authors are recognized at the annual PSP 
conference in Washington for their commitment to pioneering
works 
of research and for contributing to the conception,
production, 
and design of landmark works in their fields.

SAGE Journals Online, SAGE's online journal delivery
platform, 
provides access to more than 480 SAGE journals in the Social

Sciences and Scientific, Technical, and Medical fields.
Developed 
in association with Stanford University's HighWire Press,
SJO 
provides premier search technology and enhanced subscription

options for journal collections.

"Building SJO has been a great opportunity to create an

abstracting and indexing layer to further customize
searches, and 
we've incorporated the extensive taxonomic indexing that
SAGE 
provides into the search and browse tools," commented
John Sack, 
Director of HighWire Press. "SAGE and HighWire continue
to expand 
their partnership in new ways, adding value for the user and
the 
librarian."

"SAGE and HighWire have continued to develop SJO since
its 
initial launch, adding enhanced, user-friendly features
based on 
feedback from faculty, students, and librarians," added
John 
Shaw, Director of Publishing Technologies at SAGE. "We

continually work to provide the best possible user
experience, 
and we're so pleased that our efforts have been recognized
by 
PSP's award committee."

SAGE received a plaque commemorating the award at a special

luncheon last week during the PSP Annual Conference in 
Washington, DC.

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SAGE is a leading international publisher of journals,
books, and 
electronic media for academic, educational, and professional

markets. Since 1965, SAGE has helped inform and educate a
global 
community of scholars, practitioners, researchers, and
students 
spanning a wide range of subject areas including business, 
humanities, social sciences, and science, technology, and 
medicine. A privately owned corporation, SAGE has principal

offices in Los Angeles, bond, New Delhi, and Singapore. 
www.sagepub.com

HighWire Press, a division of the Stanford University
Libraries, 
provides online site development and hosting solutions to
the 
scholarly publishing community. Producing the definitive
online 
versions of high-impact, peer-reviewed journals and other 
scholarly content in many disciplines since 1995, HighWire
has 
partnered with influential societies, university presses and

other publishers to create a vast database of the finest,
fully 
searchable, medical and social science research and
literature 
available on the Internet. http://highwire.stanford
.edu

The Professional and Scholarly Publishing's (PSP) Awards for

Excellence recognize the very best in professional and
scholarly 
publishing by bringing attention to distinguished books, 
journals, and electronic content, published annually in 28 
disciplines. www.pspcentral.org

For more information, please contact:

Mary Kay Jezzini
SAGE Publicist
212-352-1404
publicitysagepub.com

Bonnie Zavon
Public Relations Coordinator
HighWire Press-Stanford University
1454 Page Mill Rd. Palo Alto, CA 94304

Valerie Johns
SAGE Journals Marketing
valerie.johnssagepub.com


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