Imprints
Imprints are brand names in publishing. Elsevier uses its imprints to market to different consumer segments. Many of them have previously been the company names of publishers that were purchased by Reed Elsevier.
- Academic Press
- Baillière Tindall
- BC Decker
- Butterworth–Heinemann
- Churchill Livingstone
- Gulf Professional Publishing
- GW Medical Publishing
- Hanley & Belfus
- Morgan Kaufmann Publishers
- Mosby
- Newnes
- North-Holland
- Pergamon Press
- Saunders
- Syngress
- William Andrew
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