Exact Editions is delighted to announce that institutional subscribers to The British Museum Magazine can now access the full archive of back issues as well as its members. The museum’s membership magazine now goes back to its very first issue published in Spring 1990 and includes 30 years of back issues to explore, with its 100th issue soon to be published.
Founded in 1753, the British … Keep Reading
‘As the world returns to normal, we can’t go back to business as usual.’
The organisers of Earth Day 2021 are calling on people to work together to ‘Restore Our Earth’ and fight against the coming dangers of climate change and environmental destruction.
A leaf through the digital archive of magazine issues preserved on the Exact Editions platform has uncovered four thought-provoking articles, focusing on the emerging green technologies, and innovative thinking that has the potential to restore the world’s … Keep Reading
Exact Editions is pleased to announce that BirdWatching is now available to individual and institutional subscribers on the Exact Editions digital platform. Subscribers will have access to a growing archive that currently includes 14 back issues and as well as each new issue published every month.
For over a quarter-century, BirdWatching has been North America’s premier magazine about wild birds and birding. Each issue contains feeding and attracting tips, reviews of books, new products, conservation news, info about birding hot … Keep Reading
The Pacific Division is the third and final of the three divisions of the American Philosophical Association in 2021, held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic. As with the previous two virtual meetings, Exact Editions has supplied to the upcoming digital meeting an open digital display of over 40 philosophy titles from 7 book publishers, along with 5 periodicals.
This time-limited and open access digital collection is easily accessible by way of a clickable link. Each book is fully searchable, … Keep Reading
Exact Editions is pleased to announce that the first issue of new archaeology title, Past Worlds is available now to individual and institutional subscribers. The new digital archaeology magazine will publish six issues a year, suitable for anyone interested in the dynamic discipline of world archaeology and students studying the subject alike.
Past Worlds is the creation of trained archaeologists Nadia Durrani, Neil Faulkner, and Gary Rossin, who realised that the time was right … Keep Reading
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