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ProQuest’s Sanford Passes Baton to Shem Tov
ProQuest, today announced that Matti Shem Tov will succeed Kurt Sanford as the Chief Executive Officer.…
Canadian Libraries Now Get Region-Specific Content
A new ProQuest subscription service connects Canada’s researchers to regional English- and French-language ebooks across Canada’s libraries.…