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Professional Update
Issue 1, January 2005
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Librarian To Librarian ... A Message From Cindy
Spohr: A New Look and a New
Path for the Update in 2005
- TAKE A TOUR ... LexisNexis® Custom
ID: One ID for All www.lexis.com Billing Plans
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KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE ... Today’s Library “Miracle
Workers” Use Report Products to Balance Time, Cost &
Thoroughness
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SPOTLIGHT ON ... LexisNexis® Report Products Vary by
Source, Research Task
- FYI
FLASH ... 1) Now Appearing! LexisNexis Research
Tasks Pages Come to Menu Screens; 2) Search Selected Sections of
Table of Contents Documents; 3) View Transactional Sources’
Retail Prices
- THRIFTY SEARCHER ... What Is
Zimmerman's Research Guide?
- PRODUCT POSTINGS ... New to the LexisNexis® Services
Librarian To Librarian
. . . A Message From Cindy Spohr: A New Look and a New Path for the Update in 2005
Thank you. That’s the best way to start 2005 ... to thank you for
speaking up.
Last year, through market research that included focus groups and
a major survey, we asked for your thoughts on LexisNexis®
Information Professional Update and how we could make this
publication better.
You can see the results of your input right on this cover. In
2005, the look of the Update newsletter will mirror the new design
of the LexisNexis InfoPro site.
And since some of you asked to hear from me on important issues,
I’ll oblige gladly. You’ll see my column occasionally, on
appropriate topics, e.g., the direction of this newsletter.
We’re pleased that 78 percent of survey respondents said they
read the content of every issue or nearly every issue. And a large
majority of you — in focus groups and through the survey (93
percent) — said you found the newsletter helpful in your work. You
told us why: You like the LexisNexis® product news and research tips
LexisNexis Information Professional Update provides. And
you’d like more.
So, in 2005, we’ll keep your newsletter favorites, including
Thrifty Searcher (a short tip on finding facts the time- and
cost-effective way), Spotlight On and Online With
(detailed looks at new products). Plus, you’ll see more stories
designed to bring you up to speed on the latest LexisNexis products
and to review popular sources. Watch for:
• Take a Tour articles — We’ll step you through a new or
existing product.
• Search Strategies — Find research examples, applications
and/or sample searches.
Some of our coverage will change per your suggestions. For example,
every month a LexisNexis Librarian Relations Consultant will share
his or her research expertise and perspectives on the profession in
the Knowledge Exchange.
And look for this heading — For IPs Only — to find details
on LexisNexis librarian programs such as Certificate of Mastery.
We’ll have plenty to share in 2005.
Product Postings will continue to appear. But you’ll find
a new format. Source descriptions include Short Name (e.g.,
GENFED;CASES). You can use the Short Name as well as the Long Name
(e.g., Chicago Tribune) to pinpoint a resource under the Find A
Source tab.
We’ll also regularly remind you that product updates — deletions as
well as additions — are available weekly via the LexisNexis This
Week e-mail and via the InfoPro Web site. (To sign up for the
weekly e-mail, go to
http://www.lexisnexis.com/trial/signup_thisweek.asp)
Of course, you don’t have to wait for a survey or focus group to
comment on LexisNexis Information Professional Update and its new
look. Our Managing Editor, Barbara Byrd, is only an e-mail away at
barbara.byrd@lexisnexis.com. So am I at
cindy.spohr@lexisnexis.com.
Much success in 2005!
Cindy Spohr
Sr. Director, LexisNexis Librarian Relations Group
TAKE A TOUR . . . LexisNexis® Custom ID: One
ID for All www.lexis.com Billing Plans
Associate all your LexisNexis IDs — for all of your LexisNexis
billing plans — under one Custom ID alias
Switch seamlessly between LexisNexis IDs while researching — without
physically signing off and on again. And you’ll know exactly what
plan you’re researching with at all times, because a special
navigation bar tool shows you which plan you’re using.
Plus, you can also select a default ID for sign on, print all the
ID cards you need — even change your Custom ID set-up through a
simple-to-find and even simpler-to-use Custom ID Manager.
Here’s how Custom ID works:
To create a Custom ID:
- Select the Create a Custom ID link on the
www.lexis.com sign-on screen.
- Enter your LexisNexis ID and Password. Enter
an ID description to identify that ID/billing plan. Click
Next.
- Create your Custom ID and Password — ID must
consist of 6 – 25 alphanumeric characters, password 6 – 50.
Enter your e-mail address, select a security question and
provide an answer. Click Finish. (Security information is
required so LexisNexis can remind you of a forgotten password
and notify you when changes are made to your Custom ID.) When
you receive your confirmation, you can go back to the sign-on
screen, print a Custom ID card, or associate more IDs.
To associate additional IDs to your Custom ID:
- Click the Associate Additional IDs link on the
confirmation screen.
(If you already have a Custom ID, click the custom ID
Manager link on the sign-on screen.)
- Enter another LexisNexis ID and Password. Also
enter a description to display in the navigation bar,
e.g., hourly.
You can opt to make this ID the default, i.e., the one
applied when you sign on for the first time each session. If you
do not select a default, then you will be asked to choose an
ID/billing plan each time you sign on.
- Click Add ID.
The confirmation screen lets you return to the sign-on screen
or associate another ID. Repeat the process for other LexisNexis
IDs.
To sign on with your Custom ID (and any associated LexisNexis
ID):
- Enter your Custom ID and Password. Click
Sign On.
- If you have selected not to have a default ID, you’ll see a
list of LexisNexis IDs associated with your Custom ID. Select
one and click Set ID.
Research will be applied to this ID until you change it.
To change IDs (and billing plans) while researching:
When you change to another ID associated within your Custom ID,
your research session under the originally displayed ID is finished.
A new research session begins, even though you do not physically
sign off and on again.
Monitor the ID description throughout your research session. See
the Custom ID drop-down box in the middle of your www.lexis.com
navigation bar. The active ID description is displayed on the
navigation bar. To change that ID:
- Click on the Custom ID drop-down box and select Switch
LexisNexis ID.
- A list of ID descriptions appears. Select one and
click Set ID.
- Note the new description appears next to the drop-down
box.
Behind the scenes, the Custom ID feature has signed off the first
ID and signed on with the second. A new research session has begun.
Custom ID Manager
When you select the Custom ID Manager from the www.lexis.com
sign-on screen or from the Custom ID drop-down box during a research
session, you can:
- View a summary of your Custom ID information, including
associated IDs
- Print an ID Card
- Delete your Custom ID
- Associate another ID or disassociate an ID
You can also view or change your Custom ID, ID descriptions,
passwords, and security information. (You may be asked to enter your
Custom ID and Password before entering Custom ID Manager.)
Take the Tour Online!
Walk through the LexisNexis Custom ID setup. Click on See
What’s New! on the www.lexis.com sign-on screen. Then
click Take a Tour on the new Custom ID feature.
KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE . . . Today’s Library
“Miracle Workers” Use Report Products to Balance Time, Cost &
Thoroughness
By
Michael Saint-Onge
Senior Librarian Relations Consultant,
LexisNexis Librarian Relations Group
I’ve been a law librarian for almost 20 years now, so allow me
the opportunity to reminisce just a little.
Remember when the biggest challenge we faced as librarians was
finding the information — often locked in a courthouse, a government
agency, or even a print directory that we didn’t have in our
libraries? Our task was to uncover that one helpful person who could
get us the right facts, and many times it took days to locate them.
When we finally found the information, we were hailed as miracle
workers.
Now the challenge is no longer locating the information.
With the “information explosion,” facts are available in multiple
locations and formats. Instead, the challenge is obtaining
information in the most timely and cost-effective manner. Often
that means weighing time vs. cost vs. thoroughness. That can be a
tough balancing act!
LexisNexis understands the challenges of being a law librarian
today. You are pulled in many different directions, with competing
priorities. And you have a choice in where to go for your
information.
In fact, you have lots of choices. You can go to 15 or 20
different databases to get pieces of the information and to compile
it into a finished report to pass along to your patron. But who has
time for that?
Long before LexisNexis was a publisher, we were an aggregator,
meaning we took other publishers’ information and made it available
online. We’re still doing that today, though we’ve also got a
significant number of our own sources. This makes LexisNexis the
perfect one-stop shop for all of your information needs.
With LexisNexis, you can gain access to specific cutting-edge
products that compile reports from multiple sources — in the most
cost-effective and timely manner — leaving you time to make certain
your “i’s” are dotted and your “t’s” are crossed.
And LexisNexis doesn’t just compile information from one “type”
of source. For example, LexisNexis® Company Dossier compiles
from company directories, intellectual property databases, news,
case law, and stock information. Searching for experts in the new
and improved LexisNexis® Analyzer product means you’re
conducting the same search across law reviews, news sources,
directories, congressional testimony — research that would take you
hours to complete.
The best news is that the results are delivered to you in a
flash, and you can choose the documents you want to include in your
final report. (Remember when preparing materials to give to the
patron meant cutting the thermal paper into 81/2” by 11” sheets?)
Now the final product needs to be in a client-ready format,
professionally presented. If you have ever seen the power of a
LexisNexis® CourtLink® Strategic Profile report, you know what a
difference these report products can mean in terms of impressing a
client.
With the pressure on and the clock ticking, LexisNexis report
products deliver the information you need in the format you want.
And that means you can still be seen as a miracle worker.
Here’s an Extra Time Saver!
In this month’s Spotlight On, find a quick-read overview of
LexisNexis Report Products, including what each product covers and
the best ways to use them.
SPOTLIGHT ON . . . LexisNexis® Report Products
Vary by Source, Research Task
All LexisNexis report products allow you to search multiple
LexisNexis sources simultaneously, and all provide a compiled report
for review. But it’s not one size fits all. Each LexisNexis report
product was designed around different resources, and each answers
different research needs.
There were some enhancements to LexisNexis report products in
2004, i.e., LexisNexis® Company Analyzer expanded to offer Analyzer
reports on attorneys, judges, arbitrators and experts. Here is a
quick overview of what’s currently available and what the different
reports offer you:
| LexisNexis Report
Product |
Helps
You Investigate |
A Good
Tool When |
LexisNexis®
Analyzer
Now in addition to companies, explore more!
Each company report can cover up to 36 legal, business,
news, public records and intellectual property sources from
the LexisNexis services.
New Judge, Attorney, Arbitrator and Expert reports
vary slightly by type, but all include pertinent federal and
state cases, law reviews, Martindale-Hubbell® listings,
full-text news
and more. Also find specialized directories and Mealey’s
publications with links to pleadings
and other court dockets, etc. |
• Attorneys
• Arbitrators
• Judges
• Experts
• Companies—more than 10 million private and public |
You need the most
comprehensive look, like due diligence, discovery,
conflict checking and M&A research requires. You can
retrieve up to 9,000 documents.
Also ... link directly from Analyzer reports to
LexisNexis® CourtLink® Strategic Profiles on subjects.
Look for it! Check your additional products list on
the LexisNexis sign-in screen. Or choose the References link
on the main Legal menu. Some LexisNexis® Research Tasks
pages also have links.
Ask your LexisNexis account executive for subscription
information.
|
| LexisNexis Report
Product |
Helps
You Investigate |
A Good
Tool When |
LexisNexis®
Courtlink® Strategic Profiles
Each report is presented with text, graphs and charts that
make it easy to identify trends, opportunities and risks.
Plus drill down into the report and view full-text docket
documents. Reports vary to fit the subject type.
Report Sources Include: The
CourtLink® database of federal civil court docket records
covering 10 – 20 years of cases.
|
• Litigants
• Attorneys/Firms
• Judges
• Courts
• Suit Types |
You need court dockets to
answer your questions. CourtLink Strategic Profiles help
litigators argue more effectively by revealing litigants’
case histories, opposing counsel arguments and pleadings
that judges found compelling in similar cases.
Also ... Grow business by using court record
information to identify business risks and opportunities.
Also ... Improve business and hiring decisions by
pinpointing candidates’ possible strengths and weaknesses.
Look for it! Click the CourtLink link on the
main menu screen. Many LexisNexis Research Task pages also
have the link to this gateway. Ask your LexisNexis
account executive for subscription information.
|
| LexisNexis Report
Product |
Helps
You Investigate |
A Good
Tool When |
LexisNexis®
SmartLinx™ Reports
Each report—person, business, location and driver’s
license*—shows the subject’s connection to other people,
businesses and locations. And you can link to source
documents presented.
Report Sources Include:
Over one billion public records—asset ownership,
deed transfers, bankruptcy histories, verdicts and
settlements, telephone white-pages records, judgments/liens,
professional licenses, voting records, etc.
*restricted access; must have a legally
permitted use |
• Businesses
• People
• Locations (by address) |
You need to understand the
connections among people, business and locations, e.g.,
uncover a chain of ownership, pattern of movement, or a
personal or business history based on public records.
Also ... Make the relationships easier to visualize.
Change the text report format into a visual chart.
Look for it! Click the Public Records tab on the main
menu. Many LexisNexis Research Tasks pages also have links. |
| LexisNexis Report
Product |
Helps
You Investigate |
A Good
Tool When |
LexisNexis®
Company Dossier
Each report offers current details on company finances,
executives and operations, including recent litigation and
recent trademark acquisitions.
Report Sources Include:
Financial analysts reports, SEC filings, stock information,
current U.S. and British Commonwealth cases, recently
acquired copyrights and patents, etc. Also get access to the
20,000 sources of the Nexis® service. |
• 20 million public and private
companies, including three million non-U.S. companies
|
You need a current
look at what’s happening within the company. While
LexisNexis Analyzer is a comprehensive due diligence tool,
LexisNexis Company Dossier reports are valuable for
prospecting new clients, scouting possible M&A or joint
venture prospects, etc.
Also ... Compile company lists using selection
criteria such as sales revenue,
city, state, number of employees, etc.
Also ... Compare up to five companies’ balance
sheets, income statements and ratio info.
Look for it! Click the Dossier link on the
main menu screen. Select the Company Dossier tab. The
Dossier link is also available on several LexisNexis
Research Tasks pages.
|
| LexisNexis Report
Product |
Helps
You Investigate |
A Good
Tool When |
LexisNexis®
Industry Dossier
Each report offers a current list of top industry
performers, along with current industry economic and sales
reports, recent mergers and acquisitions and pending
legislation that could affect the industry.
Report Sources Include:
DISCLOSURE®, MERGERSTAT®, U.S. Economic Census data,
LexisNexis legislative and bill-tracking sources. |
• More than 1,000 industries
|
You need a current industry
overview—recent legislation, M&A activity, industry
revenue, top companies, the latest news, etc.
Also ... View side-by-side comparisons on sales for
an industry’s top 20 companies.
Also ... Use in conjunction with LexisNexis Company
Dossier, e.g., identify M&A targets, top earners, etc.
Look for it! Click the Dossier link on the
main menu screen. Select the Industry Dossier tab.
|
FYI FLASH . . .
1) Now Appearing! LexisNexis Research
Tasks Pages Come to Menu Screens; 2) Search Selected Sections of
Table of Contents Documents; 3) View Transactional Sources’ Retail
Prices
Now Appearing! LexisNexis Research Tasks
Pages Come to Menu Screens
Now you can find some LexisNexis Research Tasks pages via
menu source selection. For example, you can select the Insurance
Research Tasks page from the Research Tasks Page index under the
RESEARCH TASKS tab. Or select it from menu screens; just click
Insurance under the LEGAL tab.
These Research Tasks pages are now available through
source-selection screens:
- California Employment Law
- California Worker’s Compensation
- Construction Law
- Corporate/M&A
- Criminal Law
- Due Diligence
- Health Care
- Immigration
- Insurance
- Social Security Administration
- Trademark/Copyright
- FL, IL, NJ, OH, PA and TX Litigation Research Tasks pages
Search Selected Sections of Table of
Contents Documents
The LexisNexis services at www.lexis.com offers more than
1,400 Table of Content (TOC) sources — statutes, regulations and
treatises that are arranged hierarchically by topic so you can
uncover the facts you need quickly. Select a TOC source and browse.
Just click + to open a level and – to close a level. Or open and
close multiple TOC levels simultaneously.
And now you can do more. Select a TOC source and discover
an advanced search box. Just click the Advanced link
in the basic TOC search box.
Use the advanced search box to research specific TOC sections.
Check the boxes next to the titles, chapters, etc. you wish to
search. Then click the Advanced link. Your selections will
appear in the advanced search box. Just add your search terms
and click SEARCH. (If you’re already viewing the advanced search
box, click EDIT to select TOC sections. Then click Advanced
again.)
The advanced search box can become your default search box. Just
check that option at the bottom of the advanced search screen.
View Transactional Sources’ Retail
Prices
Now it’s easier to view retail transactional prices for LexisNexis
sources outside your flat-rate subscription.* Get quick access to
the retail cost of transactional searches, so you can make more
informed decisions.
Locate this information several ways. Click on the $ signs
next to the names of sources shown in:
- the menu source-selection hierarchy
- your Last 20 Sources list
- the source trail (for example, Legal > Cases - U.S. > $
Federal & State Cases, Combined) that appears above the
Enter Search Terms box
- the source trail that appears above your search
results
After you click on the $ sign, you’ll see a Price
Information window, which details the retail transactional
charge that applies. (If the Shepard’s® Citations Service
is outside your flat-rate subscription, you’ll see a shaded box.
Just click on the $ sign to see the transactional price.
*NOTE: These enhancements do not apply to hourly
subscribers. Also, they do not apply to LexisNexis® Research Tasks
pages. Customers who access LexisNexis sources via these pages can
continue to access transactional price information by clicking on
the Information (“i” in square) icon and scrolling to the end of the
source information. Also note that prices shown are retail prices,
and do not include any special discounts that may apply to your
account.
THRIFTY SEARCHER . . .
What Is Zimmerman's Research Guide?
Dear Thrifty Searcher:
I recently browsed the (LexisNexis) InfoPro Web site and saw a link
to Zimmerman’s Research Guide, An Online Encyclopedia for Legal
Researchers. What’s in this guide? Is it geared to my patrons?
Sincerely,
Columbus, Ohio
Dear Columbus:
Zimmerman’s Research Guide was developed specifically for
librarians and authored by librarian Andrew Zimmerman.
This practical guide gives you tips for finding answers on
practically every topic that might cross a law library reference
desk. And not only will you find quick overviews, you’ll also
discover links to the free online resources and the proprietary
services.
Zimmerman’s Research Guide is available through the
LexisNexis InfoPro Web site free of charge. (However, once you link
to a proprietary site, its regular subscription rates or charges
apply.) Link to Zimmerman’s Research Guide right on the InfoPro
home page. (It’s also at http://www.lexisnexis.com/infopro/zimmerman)
Or click the drop-down menu for Select A Research Tool at the top of
the page.
Find more than 1,000 entries covering legal, business and
medical topics — everything from Abbreviations & Acronyms to
Zoning. Even global topics are covered, such as an in-depth
entry on Doing Business in Foreign Countries.
(By the way, Abbreviations & Acronyms covers sources for
deciphering medical and business abbreviations and acronyms as well
as legal abbreviations. Plus find links to several handy Web
dictionaries of general abbreviations.)
Reference veteran Zimmerman, who does all the writing, editing
and updating, organizes each entry so librarians can read — and act.
In other words, he lists where he would start first. If sources are
equivalent, he’ll mention the free/lowest cost option first. If the
proprietary resource is the best option, he says so.
Locate your topic easily; just browse a list or search. Entries
come complete with active links to resources. For sources available
through proprietary services, such as the LexisNexis services,
Westlaw® and Dialog®, find library;file names or numbers. Phone and
fax numbers to provider companies may be included where appropriate.
There are also links to similar topics. For example, go to the
guide’s Medical Devices entry, and also find links to
Medical Materials and Mealey’s Litigation Reports.
Who is Andrew Zimmerman?
The author of the online Zimmerman’s Research Guide has been
a reference librarian for more than a decade, serving patrons at
Proskauer Rose LLP, Dewey Ballantine LLP and now Hogan & Hartson LLP.
His original guide was his personal notebook of vital reference
information — a book of “where to find what” similar to those his
more experienced colleagues had compiled. As his own book grew, his
colleagues urged him to share the knowledge.
He did, first as print-outs of Microsoft® Word documents stored
in three-ring binders.
The guide became so popular that online seemed the best option.
Zimmerman’s Research Guide became a favorite link on the Law
Library Resource Exchange (LLRX) site.
Last year, Zimmerman moved the 1,000-entry guide to the
LexisNexis InfoPro Web site. But Zimmerman maintains his
objectivity, even though his guide’s latest iteration is provided
via the LexisNexis-sponsored site. He alone controls what’s in and
what’s out.
Zimmerman tests every suggested inclusion at least once.
Suggested updates are eagerly accepted and reviewed. Write
zimmermansguide@hotmail.com
PRODUCT POSTINGS . . . New to the LexisNexis® Services
New for 2005! Short Names Now Part of Postings
The format for each product posting has changed slightly. In
addition to a description, each posting includes coverage dates, a
source path for finding the resource and now, the short name, which
can be entered in the online source locator, which you’ll find under
the Find A Source tab. The short name is also the library;file name.
News & Business Sources Added*
Computer Gaming World
COVERAGE: From June 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;CPGAMW
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> C
Computer Gaming World is the longest-running and most well respected
PC gaming magazine in the business, reaching over 300,000 gamers
every month.
CSO Magazine
COVERAGE: From September 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;CSOMAG
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> C
Targets the clearly defined niche of high-level, strategic security
executives. Whether they are called CSOs (Chief Security Officers),
these executives are charged with protecting their organization’s
tangible and intangible assets.
Datamonitor CommentWire 3
COVERAGE: From August 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;DTMCWF
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> D
Datamonitor CommentWire is an expert opinion and analysis service
that briefs investors and professionals on the implications of
topical business issues and events. All articles are written by
Datamonitor analysts.
Datamonitor Expert View 3
COVERAGE: From August 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;DTMEVF
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> D
Contains feature-length articles highlighting the important market
trends and business issues of the day. Articles are based on an
aggregation of primary research and interviews with industry leaders
and experts.
Electronic Gaming Monthly
COVERAGE: From June 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;EGAMEM
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> E
Electronic Gaming Monthly’s reviews, the heart and soul of modern
gaming magazines, are legendary. This source understands the
motivation of the gamer and his viewpoint and creates a magazine
that speaks to the lifestyle.
Experian® Business Reports 3
COVERAGE: Current
SHORT NAME: BUSRPT;EXPRPT
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > Company & Financial > Company
Profiles & Directories > Individual Publications
Experian Information Solutions, Inc. is a commercial database that
offers data on more than eight million U.S. businesses, and more
than eight million business owners.
Kiplinger Agriculture Letter, The
COVERAGE: From January 1996
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPAGL
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
Editorial content includes forecasts and judgments relating to farm
commodities, farm inputs, agricultural legislation and regulations,
farm exports and other matters of interest to the agribusiness
community.
Kiplinger Business Forecasts
COVERAGE: From February 2000
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPBUS
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
This online, business-to-business publication provides daily
forecasts covering business, the economy, demographics and public
policy, plus a collection of briefings, and business and economic
data.
Kiplinger California Letter, The
COVERAGE: From January 1996
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPCAL
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
Provides economic and financial advice and guidance for anyone with
business, investment or residence interest in California. In-state
reporters provide an on-the-scene perspective, while a D.C.-based
editor adds the federal angle on Washington developments that affect
the state.
Kiplinger Letter, The
COVERAGE: From January 1997
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPLTR
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
The Kiplinger Letter, formerly known as The Kiplinger Washington
Letter, is a four-page Washington-based business letter. Editorial
content includes forecasts and judgments relating to the general
economy, legislation, government regulatory actions, international
trade and various other business information.
Kiplinger Retirement Report, The
COVERAGE: From January 1996
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPRET
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
This source emphasizes matters relating to personal finance
information and other matters that help people enjoy a prosperous,
healthy lifestyle in retirement.
Kiplinger Tax Letter, The
COVERAGE: From January 1996
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPTAX
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
Provides clear, concise year-round tax-saving help for non-experts
as well as tax professionals. Find reports on Treasury regulations,
IRS rulings, legislative moves, court decisions, legal
interpretations and more, written in non-technical language.
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
COVERAGE: From January 1994
SHORT NAME: NEWS;KIPFIN
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> K
Information provided relates to saving, investing, taxes, insurance,
major purchases including homes, education, health, travel and more.
m+a Messedatenbank (in German language) 3
COVERAGE: From July 2004
SHORT NAME: BUSREF;MESSEN
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News & Business > Country &
Region (excluding U.S.) > Europe > Company & Financial
Up-to-date and qualified information on about 10,000 events in 115
countries. Find event name, place and show dates, move-in/move-out,
deadline for exhibitors, booth rates, show type, project manager,
foundation year, frequency, venue, admission, entrance fees, main
exhibits, statistical data on previous show and more.
NetDefense (from Aviation Week)
COVERAGE: From January 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;NETDEF
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
> N
The first intelligence service to take a 360-degree view of
network-centric warfare—warfighters, platforms, weapons and
information technology—NetDefense covers current news, policy
developments, programs and business opportunities across all the
defense industry.
Official U.S. Playstation
COVERAGE: From June 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;OUSPSM
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > News > By Individual Publication
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COVERAGE: From September 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;PARNOR
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COVERAGE: From January 2001
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COVERAGE: From August 2004
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Taft Foundations and Corporate Giving Database 3 (aka Gale
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COVERAGE: From April 2002
SHORT NAME: COMPNY;TAFT
SOURCE PATH: News & Business tab > Company & Financial > Company
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COVERAGE: From May 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;WEISPR
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> W
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COVERAGE: From June 2004
SHORT NAME: NEWS;XBOXNT
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COVERAGE: 2002 Update
SHORT NAME: CAL;CAENFM
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COVERAGE: Current
SHORT NAME: CCHEMP;SHFIRM
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COVERAGE: From September 1981
SHORT NAME: COLO;COTXFY
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COVERAGE: From September 1981
SHORT NAME: COLO;COTXRG
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Colorado Real Estate Forms 3
COVERAGE: Through August 2004, Release 2004
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;COREFO
SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > States Legal - U.S. > Colorado > Treatises
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The International Business Lawyer 3
COVERAGE: From January 2002 – October 2003
SHORT NAME: ADR;IBLARB
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Legialacion de Puerto Rico (in Spanish language) 3
COVERAGE: Through September 2004
SHORT NAME: PR;PRTEXT
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COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Release 2003
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;F00719
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COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;LFMWBU
SOURCE PATH: Secondary Legal/Matthew Bender®/By Area of Law/Business
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Lexis Forms: Midwest Transaction Guide—Estate & Probate Law &
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COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;LFMWES
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COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;LFMWFM
SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > Matthew Bender > By Area of Law >Business
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COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;LFMWRP
SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > Matthew Bender > By Area of Law >Business
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Lexis Forms: Texas Transaction Guide—Legal Forms 3
COVERAGE: Through July 14, 2004,Rel. no. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;F00727
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COVERAGE: March 22 – 23, 2004
SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONEDD
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SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONIDS
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Matthew Bender® Practice Guide: Federal Pretrial Civil
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COVERAGE: Through August 2004, Rel. No. 1
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;CFCPBT
SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > California > Treatises & Analytical
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COVERAGE: April 14 – 17, 2004
SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONIIR
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COVERAGE: May 24 – 25, 2004
SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONADI
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COVERAGE: June 17, 2004
SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONEDY
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SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONFPH
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SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CON101
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Mealey’s Litigation Report: Employment Law 1,2,3
COVERAGE: From August 2004
SHORT NAME: MEALEY;MEAEMP
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SHORT NAME: MEALEY;BRFEMP
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COVERAGE: June 22 – 23, 2004
SHORT NAME: MEALEY;CONMOL
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Michie’s™ VA Jurisprudence on Business 3
COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MJBUSI
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Michie’s VA Jurisprudence on Civil Procedure 3
COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
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SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > Virginia > Treatises & Analytical Materials
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Michie’s VA Jurisprudence on Criminal Law 3
COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MJCRIM
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Michie’s VA Jurisprudence on Estates 3
COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MJESTA
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COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
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Michie’s VA Jurisprudence on Personal Injury 3
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SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MJPINJ
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Michie’s VA Jurisprudence on Real Estate 3
COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MJREAL
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Michie’s VA Jurisprudence on Workers’ Compensation 3
COVERAGE: Through December 2003, Rel. 2003
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MJWCMP
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Midwest Transaction Guide—Business & Commercial Law & Forms 3
COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MWBUS
SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > Matthew Bender > By Area of Law > Business
Law
Uses a detailed table of contents to provide easy access to business
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Midwest Transaction Guide—Estate & Probate Law & Forms 3
COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MWESTA
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COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MWFAM
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COVERAGE: Through October 2004, Rel. No. 46
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MWREAL
SOURCE PATH: Legal tab > Matthew Bender > By Area of Law > Business
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Minnesota Real Estate Law Journal 3
COVERAGE: Through June 2004, Rel. 17:4
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;MNRELJ
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COVERAGE: Current Edition
SHORT NAME: BNA®;BNAPFC
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COVERAGE: Through September 2004, Rel. 2004S
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;TNFBUS
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SHORT NAME: MATBEN;TNFCIV
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Coverage: Through September 2004, Rel. 2004S
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;TNFCRM
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COVERAGE: Through September 2004, Rel. 2004S
SHORT NAME: MATBEN;TNFEST
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COVERAGE: From 1998
SHORT NAME: UTAH;APP-U
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