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Nautilus to be Acquired by Ownership Group of Super-Fans

From the newswire:

Award-winning magazine and fast-growing science brand poised for growth

An investor group of super-fans has banded together as a single ownership group to acquire Nautilus, the literary science magazine with more than 10 thousand monthly paying subscribers and an online reach of more than 10 million.

The proposed acquisition is subject to receipt of all necessary regulatory and governmental approvals. The proposed deal involves implementation of an all-new digital strategy and website that will roll out over the

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