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From: Ann Shumelda Okerson <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2016 12:16:19 -0400
On Friday 6/24, Leigh Watson Healey of Outsell wrote a lengthy news
note for Outsell Insights. It's a subscription publication that many
on this list may read -- but unfortunately there's no way to send a
link. Here's an excerpt that particularly caught my attention - from
an academic institution's point of view. Regards, Ann
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June 24, 2016 - Outsell Insights
Leigh Watson Healey
Chief Analyst, Outsell
SPECIAL ANALYSIS: Brexit and What It Means for the Information Industry
The Brexit referendum results have delivered a political and economic
earthquake that will rock Britain and Europe and have repercussions
around the world and for all parts of the information industry.
[LOTS OF SNIP]
STM
The immediate implications will be around UK Research and Development
(R&D) funding. Brexit will leave a significant hole in R&D funding as
the UK’s research institutions have been incredibly successful in
competing for European research funds. They account for a third of the
UK’s research funding (see Insights, 26 May 2016, UK R&D at Risk in
the Event of a Brexit). The leading players in science publishing have
been German (Springer), Anglo-Dutch (Elsevier) and Anglo-US (Wiley).
Brexit is likely to lead to a reconcentration on Continental Europe.
[LOTS MORE SNIP]
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