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Robert Maxwell built his academic-publishing foothold by buying a small scientific house in 1951—three-quarters of Butterworth‑Springer—which he renamed Pergamon Press and expanded through aggressive ...
Robert Maxwell’s death in November 1991 triggered the rapid unravelling of his media empire: Maxwell Communication Corporation (MCC) and related holdings effectively collapsed, revelations followed th...
’s death in November 1991 triggered a rapid unravelling of his publishing empire that directly affected school and academic publishing—banks called in loans, assets including Pergamon and parts of wer...
Robert Maxwell built a sprawling, diversified publishing empire whose core holdings—most consistently documented in the sources provided—include Pergamon Press, the Mirror Group newspapers (notably th...
Publishing unverified private-life claims about a public figure risks legal exposure for defamation—public figures must usually prove “actual malice” but courts still allow liability if a publisher kn...
Robert Maxwell’s expansion in the 1980s turned Pergamon and related holdings into a major presence in academic, professional and school publishing, culminating in large U.S. acquisitions such as Macmi...
Robert Maxwell’s death in November 1991 precipitated the rapid unravelling of a publishing empire built on opaque holdings, aggressive borrowing and, as investigators later found, large-scale misappro...
Robert Maxwell built a sprawling, international publishing and media empire that by the late 1980s and early 1990s encompassed newspapers, trade and academic publishers, directories, language schools,...
Robert Maxwell’s media empire in the 1980s and into the early 1990s comprised a mix of newspaper groups, academic and trade publishers, language‑instruction chains, directories and related information...
Teachers and districts pushed back against some Maxwell-era publishing practices through lawsuits and contract disputes, with at least one teacher-authors’ settlement involving Maxwell holdings contri...
There are multiple dedicated, peer‑reviewed journals explicitly focused on AI in medicine available for research, including JMIR AI (inaugural impact factor 2.0) , Journal of Medical Artificial Intell...
There is clear evidence Robert Maxwell owned and controlled major textbook publishers in the 1980s and entered a formal U.S. joint-venture in 1989 that made his group the nation’s second-largest textb...