Articles Mentioned
Digital business aggregator Factiva will begin to incorporate selected Twitter feeds on its site. The Twitter streams will act as compliments to the wide range of content in Factiva which include 8,000 business blogs. Factiva says is customers will be able to follow along with what industry leaders are talking about.
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Posted May 17, 2012
Outsell, Inc.'s release of "The Business Intelligence Landscape Today: The New Rules of Aggregation" in September shed some new light on where content aggregators are succeeding and where they need to change in order to meet evolving market needs.
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By
Kinley Welly -
December 2011 Issue,
Posted Dec 14, 2011
Few, if any, would argue that the internet has dramatically and permanently changed the publishing industry. As print publishers have scrambled to find ways to compete with and, ultimately, embrace the digital world, some are excelling through a combination of traditional and online options. Others, new to publishing, are operating in the online-only world, but everyone is dealing with the age-old problem of circulation building and audience development.
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By
Lin Grensing-Pophal -
November 2011 Issue,
Posted Nov 16, 2011
Meet the five new fundamentals of the information experience. Whether it's on a desktop monitor or a tiny mobile screen, ‘information experience' is the moment when the user experience and information-intensive applications meet. Over the past few years, as the volume of structured and unstructured data within organizations has exploded and the channels on which that information is consumed has diversified, content consumers have been revising their expectations for what qualifies as an acceptable information experience.
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By
Nancy Davis Kho -
June 2011 Issue,
Posted Jun 22, 2011
When I was a kid, we subscribed to morning and evening newspapers, we sat down with Walter Cronkite each night, and most debates were settled by consulting the Encyclopaedia Britannica. User participation was limited to sedate letters carefully typed out and mailed to the newspaper editor; one didn't engage in a conversation with either Uncle Walter or the EB.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
March 2011 Issue,
Posted Mar 22, 2011
Web.com makes an addition to its board of directors, while Infogroup finds a new chief product officer. Get the whole story in this week's Peopleware.
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Posted Jan 13, 2011
uSamp gets a new chief research officer, while Twitter hires some social media veterans. Plus appointments and hires from Sajan and Dow Jones & Company in this week's Peopleware.
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Posted Aug 12, 2010
I never did believe that information wanted to be free ... just respected for more than its good looks. Apparently, no one else got the memo. Econtent, in and of itself, often isn't seen as particularly valuable. We can find the same material elsewhere on the web if we look hard enough, or we can find something else that we perceive as good enough. For information-and access to it-to be priced profitably, the value of the content must be readily apparent.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
June 2010 Issue,
Posted Jun 09, 2010
As search technology has evolved and digital information has expanded and taken on new forms, "search" is less about finding and more about doing: integrating search and discovery into workflow to improve and speed decision making.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Nancy Davis Kho -
June 2010 Issue,
Posted Jun 02, 2010
The Wall Street Journal Professional Edition is being released to consumers. The offering combines the news coverage and analysis of The Wall Street Journal with the global business and news sources of Dow Jones Factiva and the worldwide network of Dow Jones Newswires.
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Posted Apr 13, 2010
The beginning of a new decade may feel like a fresh start for some, but for many publishers, 2010 is simply another year of trying to figure out how to survive in a changing, sometimes crumbling, industry. Research and advisory firm Outsell, Inc. offers strategies for dealing with the current environment in its report, "Information Industry Outlook 2010: A New Dawn, New Day, New Decade," which was released in January.
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By
Kinley Welly -
April 2010 Issue,
Posted Apr 12, 2010
In discussing the decision to shake up the CODiE Awards by moving the program from its traditional home during the spring NetGain conference in San Francisco, SIIA Content Division vice president Ed Keating noted that "there's not much difference between a rut and a groove." That premise of breaking out of a rut was certainly in evidence in the product strategies of the 15 winning companies, winnowed from more than one hundred nominees through two rounds of voting.
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By
Nancy Davis Kho -
Posted Jan 29, 2010
Dow Jones & Co., Inc. has released two online tools geared toward streamlining business operations.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 24, 2009
Our list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry.
Editorial/Feature -
December 2009 Issue,
Posted Nov 24, 2009
Dow Jones & Company announced plans to launch the Wall Street Journal Professional Edition, a premium business news service that will deliver customized news feeds and alerts to subscribers.
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Posted Oct 23, 2009
Social networking for the enterprise is booming. The sector is unquestionably adding revenues for new providers, adding jobs at old companies, and adding profits throughout the industry. In a wave that seemed to begin in earnest just 18 months ago, enterprises now embrace these tools to achieve better (and less expensive) results across most major business functions despite fears over losing control of company secrets.
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By
Carolina M. Reid -
June 2009 Issue,
Posted Jun 15, 2009
Our list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry.
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December 2008 Issue,
Posted Dec 01, 2008
While web marketers have long been tracking the growing influence of online consumer reviews, the influence of these reviews has reached a tipping point and the time is right for companies of all kinds to take a closer look.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Joe Dysart -
November 2008 Issue,
Posted Oct 15, 2008
Dow Jones & Company, provider of global business news and information services, announced enhancements to Dow Jones SalesWorks.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 06, 2008
Above all, search is about finding information, be it about a product or a bit of data essential for closing a deal. Thus, content providers leverage dynamic navigation to better lead customers to what they are looking for.
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By
Matt Bolch -
June 2008 Issue,
Posted May 30, 2008
Dow Jones & Company introduced a new "text-to-speech" capability in Dow Jones Factiva that allows users to listen to the news that drives their business.
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Posted Mar 11, 2008
ProQuest and Dow Jones are extending their longtime information provider agreement, which makes key ProQuest licensed content available globally in Dow Jones Factiva, a business information service.
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Posted Jan 08, 2008
The Financial Times announced an agreement with Factiva to provide access to FT content under a new licensing model.
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Posted Dec 21, 2007
Outsell, Inc., a syndicated research and advisory firm for the information industry, worldwide, has released a new report estimating the worldwide market for Social Media Market Intelligence (SM-MI) at just over $80 million in 2007.
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Posted Dec 18, 2007
Dow Jones & Company introduced new capabilities offered by its services division, Dow Jones Client Solutions, which focuses on the integration of job-specific information into the daily workflow of corporate, media, and financial clients.
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Posted Dec 18, 2007
As the one-year anniversary of the amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) approaches on December 1, a survey of professionals directly involved in legal discovery shows that a significant number of businesses have been negatively impacted by the challenges of e-discovery
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 30, 2007
Our list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry.
Editorial/Feature -
December 2007 Issue,
Posted Nov 16, 2007
When we are searching econtent, we often focus on constructing the perfect search strategy. If the information is out there, we'll find it, right? Well, no. While intelligent indexing, tagging, and enhanced metadata all help construct bigger needles in the information haystack, we still approach the haystack assuming we know what a needle looks like.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
November 2007 Issue,
Posted Oct 30, 2007
Dow Jones & Company announced the availability of Factiva Insight: Agency Analytics.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 16, 2007
Findings in a survey of public relations professionals and students conducted by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and Dow Jones & Company in concert with its Factiva suite of products, show that new communication technology has been widely accepted by the public relations profession.
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Posted Jul 27, 2007
News aggregation is a beleaguered market that has become increasingly consolidated and beset by free news portals. However, with its acquisition of NewsEdge from the Thomson Corporation, Acquire Media believes it can sharpen this product with its technological edge, and hone it into a leading targeted real-time news tool.
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By
Michelle Manafy -
July/August 2007 Issue,
Posted Jul 17, 2007
Dow Jones & Company has announced a partnership with PodZinger, a multimedia platform that allows users to find audio and video content using keyword searches, to integrate multimedia content into Factiva.com and Factiva iWorks, news and business information solutions for the global corporate market.
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Posted Jun 05, 2007
FreePint, an online community of 70,000 practitioners around the world who find, use, manage, and share work-related information, has announced it will provide portfolios of product reviews, news analysis, and user feedback in its Company Portfolio Series, published under FreePint FUMSI Reports.
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Posted Apr 03, 2007
As digitized content disperses, publishing brands and content wares splinter across countless platforms, devices, feeds, and syndication venues; the business and editorial infrastructure beneath it all, is fragmenting and reassembling just as quickly. The business models, like the content, are flying everywhere and the trick is to keep the overall vision on target, not just cope with content shrapnel.
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By
Steve Smith -
April 2007 Issue,
Posted Mar 23, 2007
The concurrent ascendancy of taxonomies and XML isn’t surprising, yet regardless of their complementary nature, the two technologies are rarely in the same place at the same time. However, when they get together, the result is not only powerful, but flexible as well.
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By
Darin Stewart -
March 2007 Issue,
Posted Mar 08, 2007
Dow Jones has announced details of its plans to enhance Factiva SalesWorks for salesforce.com’s AppExchange to utilize features available in Salesforce Winter ’07.
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Posted Jan 30, 2007
Dow Jones & Company has announced a restructuring of its Enterprise Media Group designed to improve its business in the financial, corporate and media, and government markets.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 12, 2007
I seem to be turning into the User Interface Police. I am sure that, back in 1982 when they wrote the user manual for my “Generation II” microwave, pushing nine buttons just to set the clock made perfect sense. The UI Police will let these folks get off with a warning—it was written in 1982, after all. I had hoped that household appliance manufacturers had gotten a clue in the last two decades, but my spiffy new vacuum cleaner came with a 40-page manual, complete with obscure line drawings and text in 9-point font. Evidently, there is still a need for good user-manual writers. In my work, however, I’m now on the other side of the equation.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
January/February 2007 Issue,
Posted Feb 02, 2007
The web has transformed the once lowly news release into a strategic marketing tool used by thousands of smart organizations to reach buyers directly. What was once a paper document (typically sent via fax and only to journalists) has morphed into a way for marketing and PR people to deliver messages directly to consumers and professionals alike. Now, the challenge is to write and distribute a release that will be read by all kinds of people with access to news releases online, not just a handful of journalists.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
January/February 2007 Issue,
Posted Jan 25, 2007
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has added three new partners to its Taxonomy Warehouse Partner Network.
News/News Item -
Posted Dec 19, 2006
Our list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry.
Editorial/Feature -
December 2006 Issue,
Posted Nov 15, 2006
This year we profile the 20 companies that generated the most banter among the EContent 100 Judging team during our month-long wiki-based judging process.
Editorial/Feature -
December 2006 Issue,
Posted Nov 15, 2006
Outsell, Inc., a research and advisory firm for the information industry worldwide, has announced publication of its MarketView report, Search, Aggregation & Syndication: 2006 Market Size, Share, Forecast and Trend Report.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 14, 2006
For marketers, one of the coolest things about the web is that when an idea takes off, it can propel a brand or company to fame and fortune. For free. Whatever you call it—viral, buzz, or word-of-blog marketing—having other people tell your story drives action.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
November 2006 Issue,
Posted Nov 17, 2006
These five case studies explore the day-to-day impact of digital content on the way people really work. They demonstrate the transformative power of econtent on the way we create, collaborate, and connect.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Jessica Dye -
November 2006 Issue,
Posted Nov 07, 2006
BrightPlanet Corporation, a provider of document harvest and management, has announced the formation of a strategic alliance with Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters company and provider of news and information, to provide improved data access to BrightPlanet's customers specifically in the government sector.
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Posted Oct 27, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced that Factiva has linked company data from Factiva SalesWorks to Microsoft Virtual Earth--Microsoft’s mapping and location service--to create a visual company mapping solution.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 20, 2006
Dow Jones & Company has announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Reuters' 50% interest in Factiva, bringing Dow Jones ownership of Factiva to 100%.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 20, 2006
Surely, the search paradigm has won the day as the de facto, undisputed interface for digitized content. Google and Yahoo! alone account for a one-third or more of traffic coming to many of the top branded content sites online. And yet, now at the top of their game, the major engines are looking outside the search box for future business strategies, from web services-based software applications to content creation.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Steve Smith -
October 2006 Issue,
Posted Oct 03, 2006
Google has announced that Google News has archive search to help users search for events, people, and ideas over different periods of time.
News/News Item -
Posted Sep 08, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced major changes to Factiva SalesWorks, a collection of company, industry, and executive news and information.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 21, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has introduced Factiva SalesWork for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 for Microsoft Certified Partners participating in the Factiva Partner Program.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 14, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters company, has announced enhancements to Search 2.0.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 20, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, and ProQuest Information and Learning have announced that they have expanded their existing partnership.
News/News Item -
Posted Apr 14, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced that President and CEO Clare Hart has been named to a senior executive role at Dow Jones and will be leaving her position at Factiva.
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Posted Feb 24, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the introduction of Factiva Search 2.0.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 20, 2006
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, has announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued United States Patent number 6,938,046.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 06, 2006
Think you are giving customers what they want? Not if they have to navigate through multiple menus and sift through search results to find it. And what if the customer isn’t entirely sure what she needs in the first place? If companies want to connect users with content, then they need to remove the pain from the discovery process and provide users with what they want—perhaps even before they know they need it.
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By
Peggy Anne Salz -
January/February 2006 Issue,
Posted Jan 20, 2006
IBM is delivering a new Public Image Monitoring Solution, a software offering designed with Nstein Technologies and Factiva, to allow organizations to analyze commentary, issues, and information affecting their brand, and providing insight into how they operate and make business decisions.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 08, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, has announced the expansion of its Partner Network with the introduction of its Systems Integrator Partner Program.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 04, 2005
I got to thinking about the impact on information professionals of all the alternative avenues our clients have for getting access to the high-end content; we used to be able to control access, as owners of a Dialog or LexisNexis password. It is almost staggering to see how many sources people now have for published articles.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
November 2005 Issue,
Posted Nov 10, 2005
Whenever I give a workshop or presentation, I ask the people attending to raise their hands if Google is their default search engine. I am always somewhat surprised that at least 80% of the audience still start their search with Google, although it is heartening to see that at least half of librarians and info pros say they routinely use more than one search engine. (And, for the record, my default search engine this week is Yahoo!, although I use Firefox’s pull-down menu to change my toolbar default search engine regularly.)
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
September 2005 Issue,
Posted Aug 16, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, has added five shipping titles as a result of Factiva’s licensing agreement with Commonwealth Business Media.
News/News Item -
Posted Aug 12, 2005
IBM has announced new software that can find information by analyzing text within documents, Web pages, problem reports, email, and other unstructured content sources going beyond keyword searches to add additional understanding from the context of information.
News/News Item -
Posted Aug 09, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, has announced the availability of Factiva Insight: Reputation Intelligence, a new tool that allows executives to monitor known issues and discover emerging opportunities and threats from across the mainstream media, radio and television transcripts, and consumer-generated content, including blogs and message boards, in one solution.
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Posted Aug 05, 2005
Back in 2000 when it looked as though the entire world’s content would soon be digitized, a myth developed that in the not-too-distant future, paper books would be supplanted by ebooks. While this hasn't come to pass, ebooks have wormed their way into the reference market and may have found a home.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Ron Miller -
July/August 2005 Issue,
Posted Aug 10, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced that select Factiva content is accessible through Yahoo! Search Subscriptions, a beta program launched last month that enables users to search multiple online subscription content sources and the Web simultaneously.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 22, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced that D&B profiles for over 400,000 private UK-based companies and 1.4 million executives are now available in Factiva SalesWorks and Factiva Companies & Executives.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 15, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced that it has acquired the business and assets of taxonomy consultancy Synapse, the Knowledge Link Corporation.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 01, 2005
NewsGator Technologies, Inc., an RSS platform company, has announced the release of Business IQ, a RSS business intelligence subscription service.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 24, 2005
Yahoo! Inc., a leading global Internet company, today announced the beta launch of Yahoo! Search Subscriptions, a service designed to enable users to search multiple online subscription content sources and the Web from a single search box.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 17, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the availability of Factiva Portal Services, a set of Web Parts with Factiva content, designed to enable IT managers to integrate business intelligence into Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 10, 2005
As I evaluate and use information products and services, one thing I look for is evidence of right-brain thinking—in products and services offered as well as in companies’ marketing and communications approaches. Sadly, we are primarily a left-brain industry. This obsession might seem trivial, but I guess my right-brain outlook on life causes me to take a holistic view of the information marketplace.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
June 2005 Issue,
Posted Jun 02, 2005
Factiva, a provider of digital business content and services to the enterprise, and NewsGator Technologies, Inc., a RSS software platform company, have announced an agreement to jointly release enterprise RSS that will bring a business RSS solution to corporate users around the world. The agreement is designed to allow all existing Factiva customers to access their Factiva content via the NewsGator Online and NewsGator Microsoft Outlook RSS readers at no additional charge to their existing Factiva contracts.
News/News Item -
Posted May 06, 2005
What is most interesting about the rising tide of enterprise rich media use is how quickly companies incorporate audio and video into everyday business processes. Users are re-imagining multimedia’s functionality once it becomes as common and effortless a business tool as photo copiers and staplers.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Steve Smith -
May 2005 Issue,
Posted May 10, 2005
Factiva , a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced further enhancements to its recently released Factiva SalesWorks and Factiva Companies & Executives offerings that are intended to help organizations to better manage and grow customer relationships, drive sales productivity, and boost revenue performance.
News/News Item -
Posted Apr 26, 2005
At a time when anyone with a computer and a bit of Internet know-how can access an ever-expanding world of free content, you may wonder how fee-based content services survive. They are doing it through innovation and by finding ways to better aggregate, filter, and deliver content in ways that the free Internet does not offer.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Ron Miller -
April 2005 Issue,
Posted Apr 18, 2005
I am a frequent conference speaker, and preparation is always a challenge because I know that most of the attendees at my sessions are experienced information professionals; I want to tell them something they do not already know. For a change of pace, I recently gave a series of workshops to groups of people within a variety of organizations who use the Web as part of their work, but who are not information professionals or Web researchers. From their questions and comments, and from watching them do hands-on searching afterward, I was reminded once again of some of the knowledge that we info pros take for granted.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
April 2005 Issue,
Posted Apr 15, 2005
A year ago I would have said that the XML-based RSS protocol is still way too geeky for mainstream users, but RSS is catching on at a remarkable rate. The question is, how will content companies profit from its popularity?
Editorial/Feature -
By
Steve Smith -
March 2005 Issue,
Posted Mar 22, 2005
Moreover Technologies, a provider of aggregated current awareness information from the Internet, and Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company and a provider of digital business content and services, have announced that Web content from Moreover will be integrated into the Factiva Insight line of media monitoring and reputation management solutions.
News/News Item -
Posted Feb 22, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has acquired the business and assets of 2B Reputation Intelligence Limited and Benchmarking Solutions Limited, a London-based technology and consulting business specializing in media monitoring and reputation management. The acquisition of 2B’s is expected to provide Factiva customers with editorial and visualization tools that permit the graphical representation of trends and relationships uncovered by analyzing a relevant selection of Web content along with Factiva’s collection of sources. Factiva has stated that the acquisition is intended to accelerate its strategy to offer media monitoring and reputation management solutions for corporate communications and marketing professionals based on human expertise, visualization tools, taxonomies, and text-mining technology.
News/News Item -
Posted Feb 04, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has launched two solutions designed to help global enterprises drive revenue performance, improve sales effectiveness, and develop successful customer relationships. Factiva SalesWorks and Factiva Companies & Executives combine Factiva's collection of global news and business information with information about companies, executives, and industries from publishers around the world.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 28, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has launched two solutions designed to help global enterprises drive revenue performance, improve sales effectiveness, and develop successful customer relationships.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 28, 2005
ProQuest Information and Learning announced an extension and expansion of two agreements with Factiva. ProQuest has also announced the Latin American Newsstand database, has made enhancements to the Nineteenth Century Short-Title Catalogue List (NSTC), and has added The Boston Globe to its Historical Newspapers Collection. Finally, Serials Solutions, part of ProQuest Information and Learning and a provider of ejournal access and management services, has announced that it will unveil Central Search, a full-featured federated search engine.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 18, 2005
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the availability of a suite of solutions for Microsoft Office 2003 and SharePoint Products and Technologies.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 19, 2004
Search engines aren’t just popular, they’re indispensable; almost one-third of respondents said they couldn’t live without Internet search engines. And business people, in particular, are open to experimentation as new search tools emerge.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
November 2004 Issue,
Posted Nov 12, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the availability of an RSS feed of free Web content covering the U.S. Presidential election.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 26, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company and a news and business information provider, and LexisNexis Group, a legal news and information services and products provider, have announced that LexisNexis will provide Factiva's content collection to legal professionals at law firms worldwide.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 15, 2004
While the core business model remains virtually unchanged, the new wave of content being syndicated today comes from non-publishers like organizations and corporations.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
October 2004 Issue,
Posted Oct 13, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has added nine sources of information about the U.S. federal government and the U.S. military from Gannett Co., Inc.
News/News Item -
Posted Sep 21, 2004
Other than improved business, what are companies talking about this year? Based on decidedly unscientific measures, solutions and anything XML are hot.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
September 2004 Issue,
Posted Sep 06, 2004
TripleHop Technologies, a provider of advanced search, retrieval, and classification software solutions, has announced that Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin, an international investment bank, selected TripleHop’s software MatchPoint as its company-wide universal search solution.
News/News Item -
Posted Aug 10, 2004
MarketResearch.com and Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, have announced a relationship that adds the entire MarketResearch.com database of reports into Factiva's collection of sources.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 27, 2004
It would seem that traditional publishers have much to teach other types of organizations about the digital content mantra: Create once, use many. And what better way to use a CMS than to channel content into multiple outlets, allowing an initial expense to yield multiple revenue streams. But in reality, are traditional media companies deploying content management systems?
Editorial/Feature -
By
Sheri R. Lanza -
July/August 2004 Issue,
Posted Aug 16, 2004
I’m a diehard news junkie. My particular interest? Anything at the convergence of politics, business, and the media—especially the way the media covers itself.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
July/August 2004 Issue,
Posted Aug 06, 2004
Capgemini has chosen Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters company, to deliver information about its clients from industry news and business publications, allowing Capgemini’s employees to focus more time on their clients.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 29, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced an agreement with Axel Springer AG, a German newspaper publisher, to add leading German newspapers to Factiva’s collection of sources.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 22, 2004
Understanding information arbitrage affords intriguing opportunities worth exploring, if you’re on the sell side of the econtent business, or exploiting, if you’re an information consumer.
Column/After Thought -
By
David Meerman Scott -
June 2004 Issue,
Posted Jun 04, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has renewed and extended its publisher relationship with Knight Ridder Digital, the online division of the newspaper publisher Knight Ridder.
News/News Item -
Posted May 04, 2004
As the portal market matures, users are looking at more innovative ways to combine external content with their internal systems, and recent and emerging standards just may make the process easier for portal providers and customers alike.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Kathleen Reidy -
May 2004 Issue,
Posted May 17, 2004
"No matter how the industry changes over time, it always comes down to what business problem a product can solve.
Editorial/Faces of Econtent -
By
David Meerman Scott -
April 2004 Issue,
Posted Apr 19, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has launched Factiva iWorker Search Technology, an algorithm-based product platform capability.
News/News Item -
Posted Mar 23, 2004
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the availability of its enhanced suite of search and track services within the PeopleSoft Enterprise Portal 8.4 and 8.8, providing PeopleSoft customers with access to Factiva's content sources.
News/News Item -
Posted Feb 18, 2004
Information Today, Inc. (ITI) has released the January 2004 edition of Fulltext Sources Online (FSO), a directory of periodicals accessible online in full text through more than 25 aggregators.
News/News Item -
Posted Jan 13, 2004
I want to reflect on three presentations given at the 2003 KM World & Intranets Conference, and the issues they raised for intranet managers: usability, live intranet demos, and content integration.
Column/Behind the Firewall -
By
Martin White -
January/February 2004 Issue,
Posted Jan 27, 2004
Bacon's has acquired MediaMap, bringing together two providers of media intelligence and communications management solutions to PR agencies and corporate communications professionals.
News/News Item -
Posted Dec 05, 2003
Some clients of mine are intolerant of large quantities of information; true, they don’t suffer abdominal distress or anemia, but they do fail to “digest” the information if it’s presented in a way that’s unfamiliar to them or if it’s just overwhelming in terms of amount or breadth.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
December 2003 Issue,
Posted Dec 15, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has added the international news and photo agency, Agence France-Presse (AFP), to its collection of news and business information.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 21, 2003
From November 2003 through the Democratic National Convention in July 2004, the Factiva Media Visibility Index will track the number of monthly media mentions garnered by each of the candidates competing to be the Democratic Party's nominee for the 2004 Presidential election.
News/News Item -
Posted Nov 04, 2003
A great deal of business content is unstructured information or, even
harder to pin down, it’s somewhere out on the World Wide Web waiting
to be found. There exists a range of business intelligence software
available to help companies use this information to run their businesses
more efficiently.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Ron Miller -
November 2003 Issue,
Posted Nov 12, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, and Verity Inc. have announced an agreement intended to help global enterprise customers to organize their intellectual capital assets.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 31, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, has announced that Factiva's first solution for the Microsoft Office System, Factiva Search, is now commercially available.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 24, 2003
IBM and Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, have announced an agreement to co-develop text analytics solutions built on the IBM WebFountain platform.
News/News Item -
Posted Sep 19, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters company, has announced a new media visibility metric, the Factiva Index.
News/News Item -
Posted Sep 16, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced two new subscription options for individuals or small businesses in need of conducting occasional business research.
News/News Item -
Posted Sep 05, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the availability of a pharmaceutical and healthcare taxonomy with over 800 industry-focused terms, to help companies in those sectors organize and interpret information from both internal and external sources.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 18, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, have completed the upgrade of its customers to Factiva products and permanently switching off its legacy product lines, including Dow Jones Interactive (DJI), Reuters Business Briefing (RBB), and other related products.
News/News Item -
Posted Jul 08, 2003
The fallout from the actions of the New York Times reporter Jayson Blair has been pervasive.
News/News Feature -
By
Leonor Ciarlone -
July 2003 Issue,
Posted Jun 30, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, has announced the release of enhanced features to its Web Service application-programming interface (API) and has also announced a content agreement with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung GmbH.
News/News Item -
Posted Jun 03, 2003
I find that my searches, particularly in the value-added online services, are a lot broader, which means that rather than wading through 15 or 20 records, I have to slog through 200 or 300 to find the answers I need. I use whatever tools I can when reviewing search results and have been keeping my eye on data visualization tools.
Column/Info Pro -
By
Mary Ellen Bates -
June 2003 Issue,
Posted Jun 06, 2003
Corporate customers of Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, can now subscribe to The Wall Street Journal Online through three subscription options.
News/News Item -
Posted May 27, 2003
XML has been touted as the next big thing in enterprise software and Web services for awhile now, but nothing signals its mass acceptance more clearly than industry behemoth Microsoft embracing XML and delivering its power to corporate desktops everywhere.
News/News Feature -
By
Kinley Welly -
May 2003 Issue,
Posted May 05, 2003
The days when end-users grappled fruitlessly with arcane command searching at destination sites are gone and the era of frustrating, scattershot Internet searching may be nearing its end. Instead, the workplace has been redefined as a rich data universe, from which customized content streams directly to the individual knowledge worker’s desktop.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Mick O'Leary -
April 2003 Issue,
Posted Apr 23, 2003
Microsoft Corp. has begun distributing 500,000 copies of the Beta 2 version of the new Microsoft Office System, which will leverage its XML underpinnings to include access to various content sources directly from within Office applications.
News/News Item -
Posted Mar 11, 2003
An updated conference agenda for Buying & Selling eContent has been posted to the web at http://www.buy-sell-econtent.com.
News/News Item -
Posted Mar 04, 2003
Reuters and Factiva have announced an expanded relationship designed to increase customer access to Factiva's content through Reuters products.
News/News Item -
Posted Feb 28, 2003
Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, has announced a new release of its news and decision portal software, Factiva Publisher.
News/News Item -
Posted Feb 14, 2003
Revenues for the 57 companies in the $21.2 billion General Aggregators, Reports, and Services segment of the Information Content (IC) industry grew by 7.4 percent in 2001 according to research by Outsell, an Information Content industry research firm.
News/News Item -
Posted Dec 17, 2002
Mohomine Inc, a provider of text processing automation software, and Wordmap Limited, developers of taxonomy management systems, have announced a strategic technology relationship and the launch of a fully integrated solution for classification and enterprise taxonomy management.
News/News Item -
Posted Dec 03, 2002
I recently acted out the role of a prospective client, giving feedback to a very receptive group of CMS vendors about how well, and how badly, their message was getting across.
Column/Behind the Firewall -
By
Martin White -
December 2002 Issue,
Posted Dec 01, 2002
Radianz has announced that Factiva, a Dow Jones & Reuters Company, will make available its news and business information to financial institutions via Radianz’s financial extranet, RadianzNet.
News/News Item -
Posted Oct 18, 2002
This month we'll return to the topic of implementing a content management strategy and highlight three invaluable resources that will be of great assistance to you in achieving the best possible content management solution
Column/Behind the Firewall -
By
Martin White -
September 2002 Issue,
Posted Sep 01, 2002
Today's seach engine software often employs techniques that were only a dream to online searchers from the early days. However, Web development continues to challenge the old-time online services and there is no question that the top of the line ecommerce sites, like Amazon, have taught generations of Web users to expect a lot of TLC from a good search engine. So it is about time that traditional pure content sites might need to take a lesson from these young whippersnappers.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Barbara Quint -
September 2002 Issue,
Posted Sep 01, 2002
Taxonomy technology greatly assists the sharing of enterprise knowledge. But don't expect to sit back and watch it go. Experts agree that those searching for an out-of-the-box solution shouldn't hold their breath. Count on adding a little elbow grease, but the results will be worth it.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Thomas Pack -
March 2002 Issue,
Posted Mar 01, 2002
Like a relay runner left without a teammate to hand the baton, the Salt Lake Organizing Committee began a furious search for a technology partner to replace both Quokka and Logictier as the clock continued to count down. After holding preliminary talks with a number of high-profile prospects, viable options were beginning to dwindle. Finally, in June, just seven months before the games were to begin, SLOC struck a deal with Microsoft/MSNBC to host and produce the official sites for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
Editorial/Feature -
By
Thomas Pack -
February 2002 Issue,
Posted Feb 01, 2002
Vertical industry portals and marketplaces are built on the three Cs that are supposed to spell success for Web sites and their users: commerce, community, and content. But what type of content do they offer?It depends on the content/community/commerce mix, but all have their eyes on a future when the demand for emarketplace services is expected to grow significantly
Editorial/Feature -
By
Thomas Pack -
July 2001 Issue,
Posted Jul 01, 2001