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out if anything was written/said about your subject or anything
your subject said (interviews, quotes, etc) in the news. This is a
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news sources, including newspapers and magazines (all major US and
many world publications), TV news transcripts (including ABC, NBC,
CBS, CNN, BBC, CNBC, Fox, ...), wire services, trade journals, and
industry newsletters. This search goes back in most cases 2 years,
and often as far back as 10 years.
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Within 1
Business Day You Will Receive:
A list of headlines of
articles which contain a matching reference to your subject's
name, along with an abstract summary description of each article
(including source name, publication date, length in # words,
article title). You can then choose to obtain the complete text of
any of the articles found for an additional $5 fee/article by
following the instructions provided in the report.
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Results Example:
1. The
New York Times,
July 7, 2002, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1;
Page 25; Column 3; Classified, 99 words, Paid Notice:
Deaths LOONAM, MARY E.
2.
Chattanooga Times/Chattanooga Free Press,
July 5, 2002 Friday, BUSINESS; Pg. C3, 2345 words,
Bankruptcies, Vass, John
3.
CNN, CNN LIVE TODAY
10:00, July 2, 2002 Tuesday, Transcript # 070207CN.V75,
News; Domestic, 649 words, Capital on Alert for Fourth,
Daryn Kagan, Bob Franken
4.
Daily Press,
June 30, 2002 Sunday, FINAL EDITION, Money & Work,
Pg. E4, 3365 words, RECENT PROPERTY TRANSFERS
5.
Herald Express (Torquay),
June 26, 2002, NEWS; OTHER; Others; Pg. 22, 432 words,
Accountants can, T. Gwynne
6. The
Vancouver Province,
June 26, 2002 Wednesday Final Edition, Special Section;
Ed Willes; Pg. A48, 587 words, Cup's a kick, provided
you like a good mystery, Ed Willes
7.
Birmingham Evening Mail,
June 24, 2002, Monday, BUSINESS; Pg. 17, 286 words, CITY
MAIL: PLEA OVER GUIDANCE; MORE WANTED OF ACCOUNTANT, Jon
Griffin
8. The
New York Times,
June 23, 2002, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1;
Page 27; Column 1; Classified, 196 words, Paid Notice:
Deaths KEARNS, JOSEPH G.
9.
BUSINESS A.M.,
June 22, 2002, 317 words, Companies under use
accountants, says survey, Paul Rogerson
10.
The State Journal-Register
(Springfield, IL), June 22, 2002 Saturday, 463 words,
ILLINOIS REPORT
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separated with ORs. Example: Cline or Kline Example: Green or
Greene If a person is commonly referred to by a single name, enter
it in this field. Example: Madonna
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Name:(optional)
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can enter nick names or other common variations separated with
ORs. Example: Richard or Dick or Rick or Rich
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want to limit your search to articles that are primarily about the
subject by checking that your search terms appear in the Headline
or Lead portion of the target article before retrieving it, please
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articles where your search terms are just mentioned in passing
somewhere in the story. If you do not specifically request so in
the notes, we will retrieve any article that matches your search
criteria. If you provide information in the notes section for this
purpose, please make it clear.
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range you select, by indicating so in the notes section on the
order form. Simply choose the date range that works best for you
from the following choice: previous week, previous month, previous
6 months, previous year, previous 2 years, all available years. If
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Important
Notes:
If you provide
a very common name, there may be too many possible matches, as in
the case of John Smith, or for a celebrity name such as Michael
Jackson. In this case, we will have to limit the period covered to
a more recent period (ie progressively reduce from 10 years to 1
week until a workable set of the most recent headlines is found).
Also keep in mind this is a name search only, so there if the name
is common, there is no way to know/guarantee that the matching
results are your subject's only and not that of a subject with a
matching or similar name.
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