The newsletter specifically designed for corporate information professionals LexisNexis® Corporate Information Professional Fourth Quarter 2010 update Welcome to … LexisNexis® Corporate Information Professional Update!
This complimentary, quarterly newsletter is designed just for you—“power users” in businesses of all kinds, from competitive intelligence specialists to corporate librarians. Update gives you details on nexis.com ® (and some lexis.com ®) resources and/or shows you how you can use them to help solve information issues facing your business. Also find links to how-to literature, tips and power-user Webinars.
Check the article archive for topics of interest. Back issues as well as other corporate information professional resources are available at http://law.lexisnexis.com/infopro/Corporate-InfoPro-Resources
In this issue: Transform Alerts into Targeted e-Newsletters … and Your C Suite Will Sit Up and Take Notice Deliver must-have alerts to your management and colleagues via professional-looking e-newsletters that grab interest and focus attention on the news that really matters. Your current LexisNexis® Publisher subscription now gives you the easy-to-use tools.
LexisNexis® atVantage™ Reports Reveal Prospects and Identify Cross-Selling Opportunities Company management develops growth strategies—for 2011 and beyond—based on market and customer intelligence. And that’s where you come in. You can be the conduit to the vital intelligence that helps management identify, analyze and act on business opportunities.
Historical Quotes Back to 1970: View Results in Interactive Charts or Formatted Tables Quick quiz … what can be as valuable as today’s stock price? If you need to understand the historical pricing of a stock or other financial instrument, check out Historical Quotes at www.nexis.com What’s New at nexis.com ®: More Sources from Public Records Research Paradigm Shifts as People and Businesses around the Globe Broaden Their “Footprints” Nancy Gallenson, LexisNexis There’s been a major shift in how corporate researchers think about Business Insight Solutions public records research. Jean Halferty, Director of Product Planning for Manager, highlights new LexisNexis Public Records, explores the changes in environment that led nexis.com sources worth noticing. to the shift—and how research has evolved to meet the challenges.
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Transform Alerts into Targeted e-Newsletters … and Your C Suite Will Sit Up and Take Notice
Deliver must-have alerts to your management and colleagues via professional-looking e-newsletters that grab interest and focus attention on the news that really matters.
Your current LexisNexis Publisher subscription (intranet or extranet versions) now gives you brand new tools to design, manage and distribute e-newsletters. You’re the editor!
New LexisNexis Publisher enhancements were developed in league with corporate and legal power users and information professionals who shared their update duties and processes as well as their need for efficient, flexible tools. Bottom line: “Help us create sophisticated designs and tailored content an executive audience can scan, pinpoint and ‘get’ quickly.”
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Now Available on Your LexisNexis Publisher Screens …
When you select the Newsletter tab in LexisNexis Publisher, intranet or extranet versions, you can:
• Design professional newsletter templates as the basis for your updates. (No HTML knowledge needed.) • Create or edit simply by following the guided LexisNexis Publisher Resources workflow steps. Select a task—for example, creating an entirely new newsletter or reusing last week’s The LexisNexis InfoPro website now design—and the steps are laid out in tabs across offers several new publications for your work screen. corporate LexisNexis Publisher editors. • Insert your logo ... just click. Now you can upload, store and manage a library of logos and other See what LexisNexis Publisher can do for small images … without IT assistance. And LexisNexis your corporate news dissemination—to Publisher still lets you add value with other employees and customers. multimedia options—not just pictures, but links, vital file attachments, video, etc. • Drag and drop articles and topics—put news exactly Review more details—and illustrations— where you want it. And add insights where needed for the newest LexisNexis Publisher to draw attention. Preview your work before you enhancements. deliver it to readers. • Make newsletters available to busy C-level executives Your LexisNexis® account representative via mobile-friendly display. also has more details. • Archive your “sent” e-newsletters for 30 days. Resend newsletters to colleagues who missed the initial delivery or accidently deleted your message.
There’s more—“behind-the-scenes” enhancements designed to make LexisNexis Publisher easier to use. Search segment-specific fields like Headline and Lead. View all e-mail subscribers on a single screen. Find specific subscribers with an alphabetical filter that organizes by last name. Even retrieve articles published within a specified number of days. Get a more complete overview of the newest LexisNexis Publisher enhancements.
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Here’s How to Create an e-Newsletter Template With LexisNexis Publisher
From the Newsletter tab (beneath Administration), choose your desired workflow and click Start. The next screen displays the applicable tasks for that workflow. Tabs are arranged across the top of the screen so you can progress through the tasks.
Choose Content Select topics for your newsletter template from a list of your available topics at the TOPIC Selection tab. (See screen on this page.) Click Next. If you need to exit the template workflow, you can also Save Changes for later.
Click the Topic Selection tab and displays a list of all published topics. When
Design Your Newsletter Select between non-HTML and HTML views. The non-HTML view on the Design tab allows you to design templates in a visual format without using HTML coding. Your design choices are listed on your left. As you build, your changes are reflected in the viewing screen on the right. (See screen next page.) For example, you can: • Choose to modify font and color options— for your topics, headlines, article abstracts, table of contents, etc. • Select a single- or dual-column layout. • Select a logo from your uploaded images. • Include a Table of Contents and its location. • Truncate headlines to a specific length, if you choose. • Include article abstracts—you choose the length—search hits or neither. • Choose to add comments—and choose to highlight comments if you wish to draw reader focus.
When you’re finished, click Next. You can also move back to the Topics tab without losing your choices. (If you need to leave the workflow template, you can also Save Changes.)
Select Recipients At the Recipients tab, the simple steps include choosing recipients for your newsletter from the displayed list. Move through the alphabetical list. Move page to page—or filter recipients by first letter of last name to locate recipients more quickly. You can also select default recipients or customize the list per issue.
Click Save Changes Your newsletter template is saved. Now you’re ready to return to the Newsletter home page where you can begin sending your newsletter issue, including selecting topics as well as specific articles to send. Even drag, drop and arrange articles.
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See More Newsletter Tasks Step By Step LexisNexis Publisher product developers have created a new Users’ Guide specifically for newsletter development and delivery. Review best practices and walk through every workflow screen by screen—creating newsletter issues, resending saved issues and more. Download your Users’ Guide at http://www.lexisnexis.com/documents/ pdf/20101129114048_large.pdf
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LexisNexis® atVantage™ Reports Reveal Prospects and Identify Cross-Selling Opportunities
Will Sales & Marketing hit their revenue targets this year? How about their goals for new sales?
Company management develops growth strategies—for 2011 and beyond—based on market and customer intelligence. And that’s where you come in.
As a corporate researcher, you can be the conduit to the vital intelligence that fuels their decision making. You can help them gain valuable insight into today’s changing marketplace. You can help them identify, analyze and act on business opportunities.
And LexisNexis® atVantage™ can help you. One search creates an atVantage profile that compiles the intelligence management needs to: • Identify, qualify and prioritize prospects • Uncover cross-selling opportunities • Determine what share of customer business you own—and what belongs to competitors • Act on market and industry trends
Plus use adVantage profile updates to monitor success and return on ROI as well as to track the competition’s progress. atVantage reports offer more than raw data. Facts are aggregated into detailed charts that make the picture clear. Plus use the exclusive prospecting tool that allows guided searching by important prospecting criteria such as financial transactions, location, industry, company size and many other variables.
More than 43 million public and private companies and 1,200 industries are covered by LexisNexis atVantage— small companies, regional companies, even emerging industries as well as major, national and global corporations.
Profile information includes news, business, executives, financial, public records, litigation, patent prosecution, and transactional deal information. Find full-text news stories from the last two years from 6,000 publications worldwide, plus same-day, full-text news coverage from more than 85 publications. Dig deep into IP, mergers & acquisitions, bankruptcy and more for the inside track on companies, industries and major players.
It’s all compiled into one report you can forward to management as they contemplate how to grow organization revenues and expand customer base. The in-depth atVantage reports can also help management: • analyze and track growth opportunities • evaluate your competition • create targeted prospect lists • identify and respond to the needs of current customers • know when customers or prospects make the news (good press and not-so-good) via automatic e-mail alerts • monitor key customers’ activities • monitor industry activity
For more information about LexisNexis atVantage, contact your LexisNexis representative.
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Historical Quotes Back to 1970: View Results in Interactive Charts or Formatted Tables
Quick quiz … what can be as valuable as today’s stock price?
Answer: Yesterday’s … and last month’s … and in some litigation, even stock prices during a specific period, like the summer of 1994.
If you need to understand the historical pricing of a stock or other financial instrument—for Sarbanes- Oxley compliance, for documenting share prices and capital gains for tax reporting, for M&A, etc.—turn to Historical Quotes at www.nexis.com (available via a gateway with SunGard Data Systems Inc.).
Coverage dates back to 1970. And the information comes from more than 1,500 indexes, e.g., Dow Jones®, Standard & Poor’s®, AMEX and NASDQ indexes, plus the H&Q, CBOE, Bond Buyer, foreign exchange lists and more.
Find quotes for active companies—or de-listed, defunct, bankrupt, merged/acquired companies, or companies that have gone private. Discover how trading looked during any time frame back to 1970.
Historical Quotes at nexis.com are packed with features that make trending faster and more efficient. For example, just select a variety of search forms to research: • Stocks • Hundreds of financial/market indexes • Funds • Corporate bonds • U.S. government debt • Unit trusts • Currencies • Capital changes
Though some of the forms vary slightly to reflect the source matter, generally you can search by instrument type, date range, stock symbol or company/fund name. Retrieve daily results for a date range you choose. Or view results by week, month, quarter or year. You can also select currencies from more than 160 nations. And prices are reported in the same format as the exchange, e.g., prices reported using decimals will be displayed with decimals.
View results in formatted tables that can be printed to your local printer for no additional charge. Or view a variety of interactive charts that make it easy to zero in on trends. (You can even add a competitive stock and compare prices.) Or download* your results in comma-separated values (CVS) to a spreadsheet program.
*According to the terms and conditions of your LexisNexis subscription agreement.
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How to Research Historical Quotes at www.nexis.com
1. After signing in to nexis.com, select Historical Quotes. You’ll receive a screen message that you are leaving nexis.com and moving to the Historical Quotes gateway. Click Continue. 2. The Stocks search form displays automatically. (Choose another financial instrument from the list next to the search form.) 3. Now you’re ready to add data to the search form. On the Stocks search form, ENTER: • Stock symbol—Not sure what it is? Click the Look up Symbol link. Then enter the company name (or partial name). Click Find. Select a symbol and click Continue. You may enter more than one symbol at once. Separate symbols with commas. • Date Range—The default is one year. • Data frequency of the results—daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually. The default is daily. • Reporting currency—Most Recent currency reported is the default. You can also select currencies from more than 160 nations. • Adjust data for capital changes? The default is yes. To decline adjustment, uncheck the box. 4. Click Go.
Reviewing Results A Table of your information displays automatically. You can also Get Historical Quote Charts choose to display the table in a spreadsheet format; click Open as in Your LexisNexis® Company Spreadsheet. If you have entered more than one company/fund, a Dossier Report—Automatically! table is displayed for each. It’s simple and quick to generate a To move among company/fund tables: Use the Next and Prev links LexisNexis Company Dossier Snapshot at the top of the screen. Report that includes historical stock quote charts as well as other helpful, To PRINT a company’s quote: click the print icon in the upper left at-a-glance information. corner, above the company name. Previous closing price and volumes for To DOWNLOAD a company quote in spreadsheet format: click the the past year are the default displays. download icon. Click the Custom Charts link to change the date range.
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You can also view your information in Chart display, e.g., for stocks, showing Closing Price and Volume. Just click the Get Charts tab. To change chart size— select from small, medium (default) and large—or chart type (High-Low-Close instead of Close for stocks), scroll to the bottom of your results and use the search form there to enter new chart display options. Then click Redraw Chart.
Add Comparisons to Charts: Scroll to the bottom of your chart results screen. Add companies or indexes to compare. You can also change the chart date range and/or data frequency. Then click Redraw Chart.
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Public Records Research Paradigm Shifts as People and Businesses Broaden Their “Footprints” by Jean Halferty, Director of Product Planning for LexisNexis Public Records.
There’s been a major shift in how corporate researchers think about public records research. Fourteen years ago, What’s New when I began working with researchers in businesses and With LexisNexis Public Records law firms, they tended to think of the LexisNexis Public Copy Contact Information From Results to Working Records collection as a tool to search particular types of Drafts—in One Step documents, such as UCC filings, Secretary of State records, Find the business information or person you’re looking etc. Not only did researchers turn to specific document for? Copy and paste the results list information—e.g., types, they also felt comfortable limiting their search to person’s name/aliases, DOB, addresses/phone specific geographic areas, generally the one where the numbers—to a working document. company resided. Just click the (copy w/cite) icon next to each But times have changed. Interstate commerce is now results number. Record information is copied to a the norm, and higher regulatory standards mandate that clipboard—ready to paste. Even edit information businesses conduct more detailed due diligence. In fact, before pasting. corporations are not only required to conduct thorough research of the individuals and businesses they have More Phone Numbers … businesses relationships with—but they must thoroughly Now in the Alternate Phones resource—Real Time investigate potential partners even when contemplating a phone numbers. Find an additional 39 million records business relationship. from all 50 states, D.C., all U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, Unfortunately, individuals and businesses are now harder North Mariana Islands) and military addresses abroad to pin down since most no longer leave a footprint in just (APO addresses). Find landlines, cell phones, voice one geographic area. So now researchers must create a over Internet protocols and some beepers. nationwide roadmap of assets, liabilities and contacts across state lines and regional boundaries. Special Resources for Corporate Power Searchers How? There are two important requirements for a public Jean Halferty and the LexisNexis Public Records team records collection in order to meet those needs: have compiled several effective research resources to 1. Data—and lots of it. You have to cast a broad net to assist you. create a complete picture—and accurately determine what an individual or business has done last to create Researching Public Records at nexis.com® Get the most current information such as address, telephone four pages of step-by-step instructions for efficiently number, asset purchases, etc., filtering through public records for people, businesses, Therefore having an extensive collection—like the 25 filings and identifying numbers. billion public records available via the LexisNexis services—will increase the likelihood of locating the Conduct Effective Due Diligence and Investigative most current information concerning a business or Research Webinar (20 min.) individual entity. In this Webinar, Jean Halferty shows you how to 2. It’s not enough to have the data without the technology develop more comprehensive pictures of the people that can unearth vital connections from the data, the and businesses that could affect your organization— kind you’d never find just looking at a stack of research positively and negatively. Download and listen at results. That means sometimes the technology has your convenience.
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to “see past” data discrepancies/errors introduced by reporting agencies. The LexisNexis® SmartLinx® search technology, for example can: • Automatically account for spelling variations (Enter Smith and find Smyth too), name variations (John and Jonathan), and typographical errors (Pilgrim and Pilgram). • Search an area—and automatically include the surrounding radius in order to locate an individual. You can even adjust the range of this radius feature. • Link people and businesses that don’t even have public records in common. As research requirements evolve, LexisNexis Public Records offerings evolve in tandem. For example, researchers can search one resource that compiles the necessary sources, e.g., LexisNexis Comprehensive Person Search. And now, based upon customer request, Criminal and Employment records have been added to Comprehensive Reports. And to stay updated, researchers can set up an alert to monitor changes to an entity’s Comprehensive Report.
As research needs increase for more current data to locate individuals, LexisNexis continues to add additional information to the Alternate Phones resource. The most recent addition is Real Time phones, which includes Real Time phone numbers. Coverage includes 39 million records from all 50 states, D.C., all U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, North Mariana Islands) and military addresses abroad (APO addresses). Also find some Canadian and Caribbean coverage, including numbers from the Bahamas, Dominican Republic and Grenada. Phone types include landlines, cell phones, voice over Internet protocols and some beepers.
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What’s New at nexis.com ®: More Sources from around the Globe by Nancy Gallenson, LexisNexis Business Insight Solutions Manager I consult with nexis.com power users regularly. And they always ask me: “What’s new at nexis.com? What should I know about?” LexisNexis is continually adding sources and features. But these new resources stand out. So take a closer look. Each title is a hyperlink to its listing in the LexisNexis Directory of Online Sources. Find details on coverage, update frequency, source locations on nexis.com, etc.
Global GlobalAdSource is a unique, global advertisement-monitoring network that includes advertisements from more than 50 countries and high-resolution television, radio, print, outdoor and Internet creative from key global markets. LexisNexis customers will benefit by having access to snapshot information on these ads that will allow them to measure the reach of a brand (client, competitor or their own brand) throughout the world. GlobalADsource is available in English, French, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Swedish and German languages. PUBLISHER: adfinitum networks, inc.
D&B® Country Riskline Reports (News) are sources for evaluating cross-border risks and opportunities around the globe. They are designed to keep readers informed of business trading conditions in overseas markets through careful analysis based on primary and secondary data. The reports cover 130 different countries and are published monthly. Each report contains a quick reference guide to the specific conditions in the country, while determining the level of risk. Several factors are taken into account including the economic, social and political structure of the country. The reports are based on the global network of reporting offices and worldwide database available to the D&B team of highly skilled analysts. The full database is loaded weekly. PUBLISHER: Dun & Bradstreet Limited.
13 Stock Exchange Markets from News Bites Pty Ltd. These News Bites titles provide reports on their respective market, by index and sector, to identify price and trading volume changes, including bullish and bearish signals and market action tables. They cover sectors that have been markedly active in the day, by price, volume and value changes; and stocks that have been markedly active in the day, by price, volume and value changes, substantial shareholder changes and directors dealings. They provide tabulated financial reports showing stock exchange-listed companies’ seasonal monthly, quarterly, half- year and full-year financial results, including a two-year comparison of selected variables for half-year and full-year results. Titles include: News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: Bahrain News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: Iran News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: Israel News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: Kuwait News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: Saudi Arabia News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: UAE News Bites — Middle East and North Africa: Oman News Bites — Latin America: Argentina News Bites — Latin America: Brazil News Bites — Latin America: Chile News Bites — Latin America: Colombia News Bites — Latin America: Mexico News Bites Asian Markets — this title covers the stock exchanges in: Shanghai, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Tokyo, Seoul, Taiwan, Jakarta, Wellington, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Manila, Vietnam, Colombo, Karachi, Bangladesh and Nepal. (Continued)
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North America Distressed Company Alert is a newsletter that monitors and reports companies with assets of $10 million or more that are showing signs of financial distress. The Distressed Company Alert will help you find new customers, uncover short-selling opportunities and find debts that are at risk of default or bankruptcy. DCA has set seven “alert triggers” which represent industry-accepted “distress standards.” When a company hits one of these “triggers,” they are automatically listed in the DCA. PUBLISHER: New Generation Research, Inc.
The Atlantic For more than 150 years, The Atlantic has been the premier magazine for coverage and analysis of current events, international affairs, and culture. A great deal has changed since Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, James Russell Lowell, and Harriet Beecher Stowe planned the first issue in 1857. But since its inception, The Atlantic has given voice to some of the most provocative ideas of its time, from Henry David Thoreau’s blunt naturalism to Martin Luther King Jr.’s calls for justice. Today, The Atlantic’s readership numbers 1.5 million, and the magazine maintains an unwavering commitment to publishing authors whose ideas help move society forward. PUBLISHER: Atlantic Media, Inc.
Professional Retention and Fee Applications New Generation Research, Inc. (NGR) collects bankruptcy professional retention and fee data from documents filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Courts. When a party involved with a corporate bankruptcy wants to retain a professional to work on their bankruptcy, they have to file a retention motion with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court stating who the firm is. In a retention document filed with the court, there is information on who the lead practitioner will be, what the firm will be charging and more. NGR also captures billing information as the case draws to a close. At that time the retained bankruptcy professionals will submit a Final Fee Application which, among other things, summarizes their total fees for services and their total reimbursable expenses for the case. PUBLISHER: New Generation Research, Inc.
Five News Sources from Asset International Inc. Asset International is an information provider to global pension funds, asset managers, financial advisers, banking service providers, and other financial institutions in the private and public sector. They provide best-in-class content to the investment services industry across a wide variety of publications and events across the globe.
Titles include: PlanSponsor® is the most respected provider of information and research to America’s retirement plan sponsors and the industry that serves this large constituency. PlanSponsor reaches 100 percent of the top 1,000 investment pension plans in America with assets of $7 trillion, as well as all key decision-makers in the DC and DB market.
PlanAdviser® provides comprehensive industry news, regulatory and investment information, research and training to financial advisers who specialize in the sales, design and administration of institutional qualified and nonqualified retirement plans and executive compensation plans, including 401(k), defined benefit and deferred compensation plans.
Global Custodian reaches 100 percent of the leading banks in global custody including securities operations at banks, broker-dealers and fund managers. Global Custodian is defined by high-quality editorial and a series of annual surveys that have become benchmarks for the industry. It also provides analysis and commentary on the latest news and events taking place in the international securities industry.
Ai5000 delivers high quality editorial content to the world’s most sophisticated institutional investors, specifically, the investment and finance professionals at the 5,000 largest pools of capital around the globe, including the world’s largest sovereign wealth funds, global corporate and public pension funds, insurance general accounts, foundations and endowments, and central banks.
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AiTrade is the undisputed market leader covering global electronic securities trading through the international and Asian editions of its magazine, online daily news service, conference newspapers and specialist handbooks. It is the only publication dedicated to covering the broad spectrum of activities that buy-side firms undertake to implement their investment decisions end-to-end in order to reduce market impact costs and maximize portfolio returns.
UK & Ireland From Incisive Media Ltd., two key publications for the UK investment community: Investment Week is the weekly magazine for top-tier investment professionals in the UK. Launched in 1995 as Incisive Media’s flagship title, Investment Week provides information and inspiration that has enabled the title to win 22 awards in 12 years. It provides the market with authoritative, objective and independent news, features and analysis that offer business opportunities, research and educational material.
Professional Adviser is the weekly investment magazine for advisers that want to develop their business and deliver the best possible value to their clients. It provides investment news, financial planning and vital analysis for advisers. Through close contact with the financial adviser community, Professional Adviser offers an insightful, valuable and practical analysis of the business issues affecting the market as well as of wider industry trends and issues, including regulation. It offers industry news coupled with strong educational pieces designed to dispel the myths that surround complex financial products and issues, helping the reader to develop their business and deliver more value to the clients.
The Times of London Abstracts contains cover-to-cover abstracts of The Times of London, perhaps the world’s most famous daily newspaper and Britain’s newspaper of record. Both authoritative and zany over the years, it represents the conservative voice of a rising, prosperous English generation. It is also known as The Times.
The Sunday Times of London Abstracts contains cover-to-cover abstracts of The Sunday Times of London. The Sunday Times of London is perhaps the world’s most famous weekend newspaper and Britain’s newspaper of record. Both authoritative and zany over the years, it represents the conservative voice of a rising, prosperous English generation. It is also known as The Sunday Times.
12 new titles from Centaur Publishing Ltd.: Marketing Week is a leading weekly news magazine for people in the marketing, advertising and media communities. It covers all aspects of the business from fast-moving consumer goods to cars, financial products to retail and computers to washing-up liquid. Marketing Week provides you with new case studies, a spotlight on the best innovation in marketing and the latest in consumer and business trends.
The Lawyer is a key publication for people who want to keep up-to-date with the issues and challenges facing those working in law. The Lawyer’s editorial team brings you all the news stories, both domestic and global, shaping the world of legal business. The online offering will ensure users are kept up to date with the breaking stories pertinent to their careers.
New Media Age is a weekly magazine covering the business of interactive media and online marketing. It is useful reading for anyone using interactive media to communicate with their customers, and for all the companies providing the products and services that make those communications possible. News is the main editorial remix of New Media Age, and it covers key events and developments in the UK, Europe, the U.S. and the Far East.
Design Week is exclusively written for design industry professionals (and all those that commission them). Every commercial design discipline is represented from graphic design and interiors to product design.
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Fund Strategy Online is the daily online offering of Centaur’s print title Fund Strategy. It is a unique publication catering to the top end of the investment intermediary market. It aims to deliver everything retail investments professionals need to know about how world market shifts and industry moves are affecting the funds they recommend.
Money Marketing Online is the daily online offering of Centaur’s print title Money Marketing. It aims to meet all the information needs of Independent Financial Advisers (IFAs) and the communication needs of those that serve them. This is for IFAs and the companies that provide the products they sell—life insurance, unit trusts, pensions, etc.
Mortgage Strategy Online is the daily online offering of Centaur’s print title Mortgage Strategy. This is for professionals whose main business is advising on mortgages. It contains information about how new product launches and industry moves are affecting mortgages and delivers the complete picture on key issues— from identifying key lenders in the adverse credit sector to analyzing the impact of a potential recession on the housing market—through detailed interviews with lenders, independent commentators and other mortgage specialists.
Corporate Adviser Online is the weekly online offering of Centaur’s print title Corporate Adviser. This is for intermediaries advising companies and their employees on employee benefits including pensions, group risk and PMI.
The Engineer Online is the daily online offering of Centaur’s print title The Engineer. It provides the latest news, analysis, features, interviews and job vacancies from the world of engineering. The Engineer reports on innovations and advances that shape the future of engineering and technology.
Metalworking Production Online is the weekly online offering of Centaur’s print title Metalworking Production. It is a journal for the machine tool industry and serves the business-information needs of production engineering professionals. Its focus is on the best in current manufacturing technology and practice, all the latest innovations and likely future developments in machine tool usage, and practical demonstrations of how to get from concept to component faster, cheaper, safer and cleaner.
Process Engineering Online is the weekly online offering of Centaur’s print title Process Engineering. It offers practical advice from qualified engineers and scientists on the technical and management challenges faced by engineers in the chemical, pharmaceutical, oil/gas, food processing, rubber/plastics and utilities sectors.
Recruiter Online is the daily online offering of Centaur’s print title Recruiter. It is a leading magazine for the recruitment profession. Recruiter delivers industry news, advice and analysis of the recruitment sector. Resourcing (UK) has amalgamated into Recruiter (UK) from February 16, 2009.
Europe Tagblatt publications are leading newspapers in the northeastern region of Switzerland. (German language publications) PUBLISHER: St. Galler Tagblatt AG
Titles include: St. Galler Tagblatt (Stammausgabe) St. Galler Tagblatt (Rorschach) Tagblatt für den Kanton Thurgau Appenzeller Zeitung Toggenburger Tagblatt
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Interfax provides financial market participants with all the information they need in terms of news, market data and analysis. They offer real-time data and latest news from the Russian, Ukrainian and major international trading floors. Interfax publishes analytical forecasts, consensus forecasts and commentaries on the situation in the financial markets. PUBLISHER: Interfax-America Inc.
Titles include: Russia & CIS Health & Pharmaceuticals contains materials on the state and prospects of the pharmaceutical industry in Russia and CIS countries as well as tenders for supplies of medicine and medical equipment, customs regulations, legislation and more.
Russia & CIS Energy Daily is a daily bulletin covering the most significant events in the ex-USSR fuel and energy industries, including the implementation progress of the major oil and gas projects. The report includes major statistics on oil and gas production and exports, petroleum product output and sales, plus expert commentaries on the world oil markets.
Russia & CIS Military Daily is a news bulletin on key Russian national security events.
Statista is the leading statistics Web portal in Germany. Statista provides statistical material about thousands of themes. Statista is also a resource for German journalism. It is a relevant for all those who want to understand trends and opinions, especially (but not only) regarding consumer interests. Statista data will be used by analysts, journalists and all those who are interested in consumer opinions and needs. (German language publication)
AllAboutFeed (English) is an independent, international publication reaching a varied readership within the animal feed manufacturing industry. The magazine not only focuses on the latest worldwide developments in feed milling technology, feed additives, ingredients and feed management, but also discusses topical issues within the animal feed industry. It has a strong focus on animal nutrition with new research and practical applications presented by leading scientists from around the world. AllAboutFeed is published ten times per year. The magazine is a merger of Feed Tech and Feed Mix magazines. This source serves to expand our coverage of the feed manufacturing industry. PUBLISHER: Elsevier Business BV
Zorg + Welzijn is a monthly magazine to the social sector. It gives the latest news and developments in policy and management in health and social care in the Netherlands. PUBLISHER: Reed Business BV. NOT AVAILABLE ON FACTIVA*
Two German language publications from M. DuMont Schauberg GmbH & Co. These two publications are the regional newspapers for the city of Köln (Cologne) in Germany. Köln is the fourth biggest German city with approximately one million citizens; it is of major economical and cultural influence in Germany as well as in northwestern Europe. With these newspapers, LexisNexis enhances its collection of western German daily regional newspapers, especially regarding newspapers of the highly populated and important region of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Titles include: Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger Kölnische Rundschau
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Africa & Middle East McGregor BFA CIPRO Bios (South African Companies and Intellectual Property Registration Office) provides directors information on all companies and closed corporations registered in South Africa including directorships.
Arabic language publications now available on the LexisNexis® services!
The first Arabic-language sources are available from the LexisNexis services, following the first Russian- and Turkish-language sources that were added recently. These publications cover general news in different regions of the Middle East.
Titles include: Ad Dustour is an Arabic daily newspaper in Amman, Jordan, owned by the Jordan Press and Publishing Company and published in Jordan.
AmmanNet is a non-governmental and not-for-profit FM and online radio station in Amman, Jordan, which provides local daily news on a wide range of topics.
As-Safir is a newspaper focusing on national and international news, current affairs, politics, business and sport. As-Safir is published in Lebanon.
Emirates News Agency (Arabic) is the official news agency of the UAE.
Mena Report (Arabic) is one of the leading pan-Arab online business news sources covering economy & trade, IT & telecom, financial markets, forex, oil & energy, agriculture, retail & services, construction & real estate, transport and tourism.
Al Watan is a Jordanian weekly newspaper.
Asia/Pacific China Economic Review (CER) is the premier English-language China business magazine, offering unparalleled insight into China business news and information. The magazine has developed a reputation for delivering authoritative, objective and respected commentary and analysis on China economic news and trends. The magazine offers expert analysis of latest development, interviews with China experts, in-depth feature stories, and spotlight on China’s stock market industry overviews, with monthly supplements on the key sectors. PUBLISHER: China Economic Review Publishing
China Economic Review — Daily & Industry provides easy-to-skim, one-minute summaries of the top China news produced by 11 a.m. Beijing time from Monday to Friday.
The Pulse (Australia) is a fortnightly news column covering a wide range of topics related to health, medicine and wellbeing. Written by a leading authority on medical issues, the column covers topics that affect all Australians, including childhood disorders, pregnancy and fertility, pharmaceuticals and much more. PUBLISHER: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Science Online (Australia) is a regularly updated selection of articles taken from ABC Science, one of Australia’s premier sources for science-related news, events and features. The stories cover a range of interests and science topics, from health and biology to space and astronomy. Also find commentary from some of Australia’s leading science journalists and presenters. PUBLISHER: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
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12 new titles from Nationwide News Pty Limited. News Limited’s portfolio contains some of Australia’s most popular and valued publications. These new sources add supplements to some of the country’s largest titles, such as The Australian, The Herald Sun and the Daily Telegraph, and further expand our regional offering. Not only does this provide access to key Australian publications, it also demonstrates that LexisNexis is playing a key role in News Limited’s strategic roadmap.
Titles include: Wentworth Courier (Australia) is known as the “Bible of the Eastern Suburbs”—it captures more readers in the area than any other publication. It was established in 1947 and has unrivalled distribution and reach into one of Sydney’s most lucrative markets.
Central Courier is a full-color weekly lifestyle title dedicated to the unique needs of inner city residents. The stylish and lively format is distinctly in tune with the inimitable limited reading habits of the urbanite. The contemporary and targeted content covers local lifestyle, entertainment, news, reviews and property.
Inner West Courier is tailored to the Inner City and Inner West regions to ensure readers are provided with the most relevant local information.
Northside Courier With weekly fashion, beauty, health and home sections, readers will be influenced and inspired by both the editorial and the advertising. The high production values make it the perfect vehicle for brand and luxury advertising.
Southern Courier The area at the southern tip of Sydney’s eastern suburbs—bounded by Rosebery in the west, Coogee in the east and La Perouse in the south. Residents at various life stages and different household incomes live side-by-side to create a community bound by a common lifestyle.
Village Voice Balmain is a full-color monthly newspaper that focuses on local events, issues and the people that shape the community. Village Voice delivers authoritative local news content, restaurants, shopping, health & beauty services, and everything essential to life in the Leichhardt Local Government Area.
BusinessWeek Magazine provides strong local business information, news and comment, with specialized reporting on the trends and developments in business in the Far North. The magazine is a gloss-covered, 16- page tabloid covering sections such as News, Opinion, Far North Commercial, Rural and Tourism along with themed pages.
The Weekend Post Weekender is inserted into The Weekend Post. The Weekender makes a perfect companion for those interested in the people, places and events making the news in your backyard. It has all you need to know about local travel and entertainment, and with its modern and vibrant design and content, Weekender is a complete guide to the perfect weekend in Cairns.
Tablelands Advertiser is published every Friday, The Tablelands Advertiser’s primary distribution area covers the Cairns Hinterland, Atherton Tablelands, Gulf Country and through to far northern coastal areas. Also aerial delivery services extend through to Croydon, Normanton and to cattle stations and isolated settlements on the Peninsula right through to the Heathlands.
City North News City North News is a state-of-the-art community newspaper born from a realignment of Quest’s northern and city boundaries to better reflect the changing and emerging demographics of the area. The new publication gives residents and businesses in some of Brisbane’s most prestigious suburbs a quality local publication designed specifically to cater to their needs. It is lively, up-market and in tune with the residents of the chic and influential near-city belt. (Continued)
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TV Guide (Australia) provides Australian television listings for all free-to-air TV channels plus Foxtel and Austar.
The Weekend Courier is distributed each Friday to homes and businesses in the town of Kwinana and city of Rockingham, a region undergoing unprecedented growth and renewal.
Takedowns ProQuest Information and Learning Company no longer has the distribution rights for the below titles. As a result, the following publications have been removed from the LexisNexis® services: Housing Finance International TendersInfo Biz Opportunities The American Journal of Occupational Therapy OT Practice Mental Health Special Interest Section Quarterly / American Occupational Therapy Association Physical Disabilities Special Interest Section Quarterly / American Occupational Therapy Association Sensory Integration Special Interest Section Quarterly / American Occupational Therapy Association China Staff Labor Law Journal
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