Wiley, Blackwell to merge forces

Medical Marketing and Media, Jan 2007 by Arnold, Matthew

JOHN WILEY & SONS joins the dozen or so largest medical publishers with its acquisition of Blackwell Publishing, with scientific and medical titles comprising more than half of its business.

Hoboken,NJ-based Wiley's scientific, technical and medical division accounts for 38% of the company'a revenues, but joined with Oxford, UK-based Blackwell, whose medical journals accounted for nearly a third of the firm's business, that figure will soar to 55%.

The £572 million ($1.08 billion) deal, expected to close later this month, will give the film a combined total of about 1,200 scholarly peer-reviewed journals along with an extensive selection of books.-MA

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