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Lexisnexis® Corporate Information Professional Update ® LexisNexis Corporate Information Professional Update ISSUE 3 The newsletter designed for nexis.com® power users THIRD QUARTER What’s new from the LexisNexis® services? The New York Times® blogs, more news and business intelligence and a direct feed from Information World Review by Nancy Gallenson, Manager, LexisNexis Business Insight Solutions Titles are organized by geographic coverage then alphabetical by title. Note that titles are linked to their entry in the LexisNexis Searchable Directory of Online Sources. Click to learn more about each source. Go to www.lexisnexis.com/newsandbusiness/content/ for the entire archive of news and business content additions back to 2005. Highlights North America Find a wealth of company intelligence covering entities in Bosnia AP Planner is a comprehensive future events database that includes & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, a year’s worth of upcoming events. AP Planner covers hundreds of Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Cuba, Pakistan, India, Monaco and Sri Lanka. categories including news conferences, award ceremonies, financial announcements, legislative activities and more. Adding to the already available rich collection of industry newsletters from SNL is the SNL European Financials Daily which covers the Clean Energy Report focuses on the regulatory, legislative and court European banking industry. decisions that foster the clean energy economy and shape EPA’s controls on greenhouse gas emissions. The failure of Congress to Six new titles from Inside Washington Publishers are divided between pass cap-and-trade legislation last year has prompted a major shift coverage of the Pentagon and military programs and the EPA and in policies to promote low-carbon energy sources, and Clean Energy environmental issues. Report delivers the inside story on this emerging strategy. For UK customers, we have created 11 new group files of regional Inside Washington Publishers: Six new titles news from various geographic areas in the UK. Plus find many more regional and local UK newspapers. Aircraft Alert covers the U.S. military’s manned aircraft programs— fighters, bombers, tankers, cargo haulers and more. It reports on Air There is increased coverage of India but you will also find new titles Force and Navy aircraft programs with in-depth, behind-the-scenes that cover Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh and Nepal. stories on program developments, congressional actions and budget Also of particular note: Information World Review, which is now numbers. Articles include the Joint Strike Fighter, the F-22A Raptor, available directly from the publisher. This is an important title for other fighter programs, tanker, cargo and bomber aircraft and future those in the information industry—and a direct feed from the concepts. publisher means that it is more current and comprehensive California Energy & Climate Report covers the development of than previous offerings. greenhouse gas regulations and the renewables and clean-energy Last, we are pleased to announce the addition of The New York revolution taking place in California. Times blogs—content that many customers have requested. Ground Vehicles Report tracks the explosive ground vehicles sector, with unparalleled coverage of MRAP, JLTV, the Ground Combat Vehicle Global and more, including efforts to sustain and upgrade legacy systems like Abrams and Bradley. TendersInfo—Tender Notices is a comprehensive source of international tenders, bids, RFPs, contracts, upcoming projects Toxics Regulation News covers the efforts by federal and state information, procurement news, buyer profiles and bidding regulators to assess and control chemicals and toxic substances consultancy from the public procurement domain worldwide. used by U.S. industry. Unmanned Systems Alert covers the Pentagon’s growing stable of unmanned aerial, ground and underwater vehicles, with a focus on program specifics, budget and policy details and future technologies. Water Regulation Alert covers EPA regulation of water quality. http://law.lexisnexis.com/infopro/corporate-infopro-resources Managing School Business spotlights innovative and effective The Cambs Times is a newspaper serving the towns in the area of approaches to help the reader overcome their toughest school- Fenland in England. management challenges. Each monthly issue highlights money-saving The Comet is the newspaper and website of the Stevenage, North programs; zeroes in on a specific facet of larger issues, provides tips Hertfordshire and Mid Bedfordshire communities. to problem-solve issues such as how to help stabilize health premium costs; and sums up the latest education court decisions involving The Docklands bring all the latest news, sports and what’s on negligent supervision, employee discrimination, harassment and information from Docklands. other issues. The Dunmow Broadcast is a weekly newspaper covering Dunmow Midnight Trader Canada delivers market news, data and analysis with and its surrounding villages. a focus on after-hours trading within the Canadian market. East Herts Herald is a weekly ”news-zine” serving Bishop’s Stortford, Milwaukee Courier covers the African American community in the Harlow, Hertford, Ware, Cheshunt, Hoddesdon and the surrounding Milwaukee area. areas. The New York Times blogs are now available! The addition of these Ely Standard is a weekly newspaper available across east blogs to our current offering means comprehensive coverage of this Cambridgeshire, including Sutton, Littleport and Ely. In recent years, important daily newspaper through the LexisNexis® services. Note Ely has earned the tag of being the fastest growing city in Europe that the blogs offering may be found in The New York Times file as and more recently identified as home to a huge percentage of the well as in its own file. country’s migrant population. 295 more Newstex® blogs! Newstex® continues to license influential The Glaswegian is a weekly newspaper from Glasgow, Scotland, blog content (frequently identified by LexisNexis customers) directly that covers local and national news, as well as entertainment, from the bloggers themselves. Newstex blog files include full-text posts lifestyle, football and other sports. from blogs across a wide variety of subjects. These 295 blogs add to The Gravesend Reporter is a weekly tabloid newspaper delivered the existing collection from Newstex and fall into the following topic free to homes in several districts across the Borough of Gravesham areas: Business, Banking & Finance, Government & Politics, Marketing in North West Kent, including the smaller towns of Northfleet, & Advertising, Media & Publishing, Computers & Technology and Swanscombe, Southfleet and Istead Rise as well as Gravesend itself. Medical & Health. Harlow Herald is the leading newspaper for the most vibrant town No Child Left Behind Compliance Insider® is a newsletter devoted in Essex. exclusively to helping the reader satisfy NCLB requirements in their schools. Havering Post is a weekly newspaper distributed to homes in the town of Romford and the London Borough of Havering, including St Petersburg Times Blogs are blogs local to the St. Petersburg, Florida Hornchurch, Rainham, Upminster, Elm Park and Wennington, and and are opinion pieces on local, national and international news. the town of Bulphan in neighboring Essex. Herts Advertiser is the main weekly newspaper covering the St Albans United Kingdom District. It provides comprehensive news and sports coverage and Barking & Dagenham Post providing all the local Barking and Dagenham a wide-ranging music and entertainment section. It also comes with news, events and sports. a large property supplement each week as well as a motoring section. The Bexley Times is a weekly, mostly free-sheet tabloid newspaper Hunts Post is a weekly newspaper serving Huntingdonshire and South delivered to homes and available by pick-up at public libraries in the Cambridgeshire. It is the leading source for local news, views, sports London Borough of Bexley in south-eastern Greater London, including and entertainment, as well as the place to search for a new home, the towns of Thamesmead, Erith, Bexleyheath, Crayford, Welling and new car, new career or any other type of business or service. Sidcup as well as Bexley itself. i - Independent Print Ltd. is designed for readers who want a concise, The Bromley Times is a weekly free-sheet tabloid newspaper for the quality daily paper, covering home and world news, business, sports London Borough of Bromley on the south eastern outskirts of Greater and features. London, including the suburbs of Orpington, Chislehurst, Biggin Hill Illford Recorder covers the outer London borough of Redbridge. and Beckenham. Information World Review is a leading title for the information industry, Cambridge First provides a blend of news and information, including: covering both content and information management issues from the business development, job opportunities, what the key movers and perspective of information professionals and managers responsible shakers are up to and the exciting breakthroughs created here, in for intranets, extranets, portals and content management. This this historic centre of learning, research and innovation. publication is now directly available on the LexisNexis® services from publisher BizMedia Ltd. It is more current and comprehensive than our previous offering of this title. http://law.lexisnexis.com/infopro/corporate-infopro-resources Johnston Publishing Ltd. has provided
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