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: Law Library LetterWestlawNext and Lexis for Microsoft Office
Caren Biberman interviewed Mark Schiff, Vice President of Product Marketing at Thomson Reuters regarding the WestlawNext? product. Some of the questions he answered included why they decided to create WestlawNext? and how it is different from Westlaw#0174;, what the rollout schedule is for firms, corporations, law schools and public law libraries, some idea of the pricing options, and what the future of Westlaw® will be.
Amy Eaton and Marian Parker attended a demonstration and review of Lexis® for Microsoft® Office led by Darrell Huntsman, Vice President of New Products at LexisNexis. The article focuses on the product and what you can do with this "add-in application", but also includes an idea of the timeline for the first release.
Full post as published by Law Library Letter on May 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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A Little (Very Little) Something New from Lexis: Lexis for Microsoft Office
Not be outdone, Lexis announces partnership with Microsoft to change the way you do legal research
WestlawNext User Guides, Monthly Email Newsletter and WestSearch for Dummies Brochure
New LexisNexis/Microsoft Partnership









