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OPINION: What went wrong at SCi

by Neil Long
Tuesday, January 22nd 2008 at 5:15PM GMT

UK publisher SCi has seen plenty of ups and downs over the last few years – from successfully fighting off US giant Elevation Partners in 2005 to last week’s managerial clear-out.

With a comprehensive knowledge of the publishers’ history and circumstances, Lovell offers unparallelled insight into SCi’s successes and struggles – both past and present.

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Tags: eidos , sci , cavanagh

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