In 1902 a new version in 16 volumes was published under the title "Encyclopedia Americana," under the editorial supervision of "Scientific American" magazine. The magazine's editor, Frederick Converse Beach, was editor-in-chief, and was said to be assisted by hundreds of eminent scholars and authorities who served as consulting editors or authors. The first publisher was R.S. Peale & Co; between 1903 and 1906 further editions were issued by the Americana Corp. and the Scientific American Compiling Department, with George Edwin Rines appointed managing editor in 1903. The relationship with "Scientific American" was terminated in 1911. From 1907 to 1912, the work was published as "The Americana."