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 www.gyldendal.dk |
GYLDENDAL is a Danish-owned publishing firm, which seeks to promote through its publication's such values as freedom of expression, integrity, versatility and literary quality. Gyldendal sees it as its mission to contribute to the development of Danish language, literature and culture, to the general level of education, and to the quality of social debate. Throughout its more than 200-year history as a publishing house, Gyldendal has played a central role in Danish public life. more |
 www.wsoy.fi |
SanomaWSOY is the leading media group in the Nordic region, with operations in 14 European countries. The Group is comprised of five divisions: Sanoma (publishing and printing newspapers), Sanoma Magazines (publishing magazines and press distribution), SWelcom (electronic media), WSOY (publishing, printing and calendar operations), and Rautakirja (kiosk operations, press distribution, bookstores, movie theatre operations and restaurant operations). more |
 www.editis.com |
With 2600 employees and about 44 publishing imprints, Editis holds leading positions in three segments of the publishing business, in particular Literature (trade and mass market formats), Education (scholarly, scholastic aids, middle school, high school, university, legal and medical), and Reference (dictionaries and encyclopedias), as well as in the field of publishing services (promotion and distribution). Prestigious publishers and efficient group-wide services have made Editis number two in the world of French publishing and a major player in Europe. Editis has a clearly stated objective: to strengthen its position on the French market, to continue its growth, and to expand its influence throughout the French-speaking world. more |
| The Klett Group comprises 60 companies at 42 locations in 18 countries and has currently over 40,000 titles in stock. It is one of Europe’s largest providers of educational services and supplies. Apart from schoolbooks, learning aids and dictionaries, CDs, CD-ROMs and audio files, Klett also publishes countless specialized books and trade journals, cultural magazines, children's books, fantasy fiction and fiction works. Seven distance-learning institutes and four distance universities also offer around 400 correspondence courses. more | |
| Námsgagnastofnun, The National Centre for Educational Materials (NCEM), is a state-run publishing house, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Education in Reykjavík, Iceland. NCEM provides the compulsory schools (6-16) in Iceland with all kinds of educational materials: books, online materials, video and CD´s. The activities of NCEM are financed by annual budget allocations from the Icelandic Parliament, Althingi. The organisation has three divisions: Finance, Editorial, and Production and Distribution with a total of 27 employees. NCEM’s board consists of seven members who are appointed by the Minister of Culture and Education. more | |
| Loescher Publisher boasts one of the longest traditions in the field of Italian publishing, being founded in 1867 by the German Hermann Loescher, great-grandchild of G.B. Teubner, well-known classical texts publisher. Therefore the publishing house history runs parallel with the one of united Italy, closely following its main stages and becoming a valuable reference point for the school world. more Italy Zanichelli editore S.p.A. founded in 1859 by Nicola Zanichelli, Zanichelli editore is one of the most important Italian educational publisher. It has a catalogue with more than 900 schoolbooks and 300 university books (among them, very important scientific translations), 200 law and economics books. In its catalogues there are also books on mountain, sport, nature, gardening, texts on art, architecture and science. more |
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| Kunnskapsforlaget was founded in 1975 as a partnership, with the publishing houses H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard) A/S and Gyldendal Norsk Forlag A/S as owners. The reason was according to the partnership contract: "To guarantee a permanent publication of great encyclopedias and dictionaries". more | |
| The Norwegian publishing house of Aschehoug was founded in 1872 by the two cousins Hieronymus and Halvard Aschehoug. Right up to the end of the previous century, virtually all Norwegian literature of importance had been published by Danish companies. William Nyggaard however, who had taken over Aschehoug from 1888, set himself the task of building up a major, independent Norwegian publishing house which could compete for Norwegian authors on an equal footing with its powerful Danish rivals. Over the years Aschehoug has contributed considerably to the national literature of Norway, and been the publisher of for instance Nobel Prize Winner Sigrid Undset. Today Aschehoug is the largest publishing house in Norway, still working in accordance with the idealistic guidelines set down by William Nyggaard senior. In our visionary strategy the values of tradition and innovation are emphasized along with the importance of independence and freedom of speech. more | |
| Porto Editora, the most important company in Portugal in the areas of educational books, dictionaries and multimedia products, is furthermore the leading player in digital educational contents. more | |
| Young Digital Planet has been in operation for almost 20 years as an educational eContent publisher and eLearning technology provider. In that time they have pioneered new technologies to develop educational learning solutions for a wide range of international customers. more | |
| „Nauczamy i informujemy” – to misja Wydawnictwa LektorKlett, które jest częścią koncernu Klett AG ze Stuttgartu, jednego z największych europejskich wydawnictw edukacyjnych. more | |
| Liber is Sweden’s leading educational publisher and offers a wide range of textbooks and other educational materials for all subjects and levels from pre-school to university, adult education as well as maps. Liber publishes approximately 600 new titles annually under the “Liber”, “Almqvist & Wiksell”, “Liber Ekonomi”, “Liber Kartor” and “Liber Hermods” imprints. more | |
| Cambridge University Press is the printing and publishing house of the University of Cambridge, and was founded in 1534. We are a not-for-profit organisation, being an integral part of the University, and dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, education and learning worldwide. more | |
