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December 21st, 2011
Dear Sir or Madam,
we at LexisNexis are always working on expanding our sources for you. At the end of this year we would like to show you some new sources we added this month. In 2012 we will continue expanding our sources even further to cover your information needs.
Moreover this newsletter provides tips & tricks regarding the use of brackets within a search request.
We wish you wonderful holidays and a happy new year.
Enjoy reading!
New Sources
News & Business Information
English Language Sources
LandMark Media
LandMark Media provides high quality pictures that covers Film, TV, Music celebrities at events around the world.
Coverage: from September 20, 2011 through current
Update: Daily, Monday-Friday; same Day
European Press Agency
The EPA digital photo archive contains extensive picture coverage of major European events from the mid 90’s and images of international news, sports, entertainment, arts, and culture from 2003.
Coverage: from September 2011 through current
Update: Daily, Monday-Friday; same Day
More news sources
We were able to extend our english language news publications with source from england and australia (following is an excerpt):
- Dereham and Fakenham Times
- Thetford, Brandon and Watton Times
- Diss, Wymondham and Attleborough Mercury
- Beccles and Bungay Journal
- Norfolk Magazine
- Great Yarmouth Mercury
- Lets Talk
- Lowestoft Journal
- Anglia Afloat
- North Norfolk News
- Exmouth Herald
- Exmouth Journal
- Midweek Herald
- North Devon Gazette
- Sidmouth Herald
- North Somerset Times
- Weston and Somerset Mercury
- Weston Midweek
- Farm Weekly
- North Queensland Register
- Queensland Country Life
- Stock Journal
- The Land
- Hobsons Bay Weekly
- Casey Weekly Berwick
- Casey Weekly Cranbourne
- Frankston Weekly
- Western Port Weekly
- Banyule & Nillumbik Weekly
- Hume Weekly
- Knox Weekly
- Macedon Ranges Weekly
- Maroondah Weekly
- Melbourne Weekly Bayside
- Melbourne Weekly Eastern
- Melbourne Weekly Port Phillip
- Melbourne Weekly Magazine
- Melton Weekly
- Monash Weekly
- Moonee Valley Weekly
- Moorabool Weekly
- Peninsula Weekly Mornington
- Sunbury Weekly
- Brimbank Weekly
- Greater Dandenong Weekly
- Maribyrnong Weekly
- Melbourne Times Weekly
- North West Weekly
- Northern Weekly
- Pakenham Weekly
- Point Cook Weekly
- Wyndham Weekly
- Hobsons Bay Weekly Williamstown
- Yarra Ranges Weekly
- The Ballarat Courier
- Bayside Bulletin
- Bendigo Advertiser
- Blue Mountains Gazette
- Central Western Daily
- Daily Liberal
- Hawkesbury Gazette
- Maitland Mercury
- Manning River Times
- Murray Valley Standard
- Northern Daily Leader
- Port Lincoln Times
- Port Macquarie News
- Ararat Advertiser & Stawell Times
- The Advocate (Burnie)
- The Area News
- The Border Mail
- The Daily Advertiser
- The Examiner Newspaper
- The Irrigator
- The Port Stephens Examiner
- The Rural
- The Warrnambool Standard
- Victor Harbor Times
- Wauchope Gazette
- Western Advocate
- Whyalla News
- Wimmera Mail Times
- Redland Times
- Wollongong Advertiser
International Legal Sources
American Layer Media Videos
With the videos from ALM's Law.com network, legal professionals can keep up to date with the most important topics affecting the industry today. Get in depth information from experts discussing the current legal landscape or dig deeper into a signature issue from national media stalwarts like The American Lawyer, The National Law Journal, Law Technology News and Corporate Counsel or regional favourites like The Recorder, The Daily Business Review or The New York Law Journal. From interviews with winning trial attorneys and insights from judges, GC's and CIOs to roundtables on employment law or securities and in-depth, topical coverage from award-winning editors, these videos cover all practice areas of interest to large/mid size firms, small firms, solo practitioners and General Counsel.
Coverage: From October 27, 2011 through current
Update: Updated regularly - atypical update schedule
Please Note:
Availability of sources is determined by your agreement with LexisNexis. You may not be able to access all of the material described in this communication. You can find all sources by clicking on the tab “Sources” and then on “Find Sources”.
For further information and to view all new sources please click here.
Tips & Tricks
Use of brackets within a search request
A search request can consist of up to 4000 characters. To connect search terms you have to use connectors. These connectors are processed in a certain order with a certain priority as displayed beneath.
- OR
- W/N
- PRE/N
- W/S
- W/P
- W/SEG
- AND
- NOT
The connector priority has an impact on the search request. Use brackets to maintain the original meaning of a search.
Example:
You are looking for documents that cover the topic of no-frills airlines:
The following request:
airline w/25 no frill or low fare or cheap w/5 travel
Is processed in the following manner:
• Because OR has the highest priority, it operates first and creates a unit of no frill or low fare or cheap.
• W/5 determines no more than five words should stand between the search terms. The operator ties together the term travel and the previously formed unit of no frill or low fare or cheap.
• W/25 ties together the term airline and the previously formed unit of no frill or low fare or cheap w/5 travel.
As connectors inside brackets have priority over connectors outside brackets, you can use brackets to get the correct results:
airline w/25 no frill or low fare or (cheap w/5 travel)
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