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Lexisnexis® Corporate Information Professional Fourth Quarter 2010 Update Welcome to … Lexisnexis® Corporate Information Professional Update! 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. 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