Atypon welcomes the American Economic Association

["Lucy McBride" <lmcbride@atypon.com>]

The below Atypon news may be of interest to Liblicense readers

SANTA CLARA, CA, Atypon Systems and NASHVILLE, TN American 
Economic Association - September 26, 2006 announced today that 
the AEA journals are now available on the Atypon Link platform

Drucilla Ekwurzel, Director of Publications, Managing Director of 
EconLit Production & Marketing, AEA said "We chose Atypon as our 
publisher partner because we have brought our online subscription 
verification process entirely in-house. As a consequence of our 
changing needs, we have decided to move our online journals to 
the Atypon Link hosting service. We also liked the Trusted Proxy 
Server authentication of AEA members' access to the AEA journal 
articles on Atypon Link."

Atypon Link provides a cost effective, aggregated hosting and 
delivery platform where publishers benefit from a well managed, 
outsourced e-publishing service.  Allowing for a branded 
publisher presence and providing the ability to set publishing 
and business model parameters within an easy to use, reliable 
system, Atypon Link simplifies the process of launching and 
managing content online and requires less in-house resources.

"We are delighted that the American Economic Association chose to 
partner with Atypon" said Audrey Melkin, Director of Business 
Development.  "Atypon Link is a perfect fit for the AEA as they 
decided to enhance their online journals platform.  We look 
forward to a growing, long-term relationship with this 
prestigious professional organization."

About Atypon

Since 1996, Atypon Systems, Inc. has provided software, hosting, 
and systems development to the information industry, allowing 
publishers to grow their business by providing superior 
technology and service that supports the electronic exchange of 
scholarly information. Atypon's solutions include Atypon Premium, 
a complete e-publishing solution for publishers who wish to 
manage the entire process of delivering and managing their 
content online, and Atypon Link, a cost effective, aggregated 
hosting platform for publishers who require a well managed, 
outsourced e-publishing service. For further information please 
visit www.atypon.com

Media Contacts:
Lucy McBride
Marketing Communications Executive
Atypon Limited
Tel: +44 (0) 870 350 2032
Email: lmcbride@atypon.com


About the American Economic Association American Economic 
Association The American Economic Association was organized in 
1885 at a meeting in Saratoga, New York, by a small group 
interested in economics. It was incorporated February 3, 1923. 
Richard T. Ely, who was actively involved in the founding of the 
Association, was its first secretary.

>From 1885 to about 1910, the membership of the Association 
consisted mainly of college and university teachers of economics. 
With the growing general interest in the subject of economics 
after the turn of the century, the Association attracted an 
increasing number of members from business and professional 
groups. Today the membership is approximately 18,000. In 
addition, about 4,200 libraries, institutions, and firms 
subscribe to the quarterly publications of the Association. Over 
50% of the AEA membership is associated with academic 
institutions, 15% with business and industry, and the remainder 
largely with federal, state and local government or other 
not-for-profit organizations

Media Contacts:
Drucilla Ekwurzel
Director of Publications/Managing Director of EconLit Production & Marketing
American Economic Association
Tel: +1 412-432-2306
Email: ekwurzel@econlit.org

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