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Business Information Searcher ceased publication at the end of 2008 following 18 successful years due largely to the economic downturn.
BIS was a highly regarded quarterly report for business information professionals, CI and knowledge managers written by acknowledged information professionals.
A large body of work was established over the years and many of the feature articles and editorials contained valuable reviews and gems of information as relevant today as when they were wirtten.
The issues from 2003 - 2008 are included below as pdf files to encourage access to this valuable archive. The feature article from each issue is listed to aid selection.
2008 Vol.2 QIN - Opening the Door to China
2008 Vol.1 Turning the Pages (and Corner) on eZines, Breakingviews – The SAS of Financial Journalism
2007 Vol.4 GYMnastics, The City Practitioner’s Dream Database – Euromoney Business Library
2007 Vol.3 Hoovers- Filling a Vacuum
2007 Vol.2 FT.COM - in the Pink
2007 Vol.1 OneSource - the Ultimate Aggregator
2006 Vol.3/4 BvD's Mint
2006 Vol.2 The Last Word on " Knowledge Management"
2006 Vol.1 Russlana and Factiva 2.0
2005 Vol.3/4 Personal Information Management (PIM) Made Easy
2005 Vol.2 The Ideal Online News Service, Volomonitor - the Internet Gold Miner
2005 Vol.1 Factiva Companies and Executives
2004 Vol.3/4
Copernic Desktop Search- A Life(belt), MergerMarket MM for M&A .... mmm yes please!2004 Vol.2 Dialog Newsroom, Lateral thinking in Information Retrieval - a Concept Searching White Paper
2004 Vol.1 Everything You Ever Needed to Know About Information Units but Did Not Have a Lifetime to Work Out, Magenta-Prome Colour News
2003 Vol.3/4 Key Business Resources-Direct Marketing, Alacra - an Information Hypermarket with a Difference
2003 Vol.2 Why Library & Information Services Fail, Key Business Resources-Company Financials, Back to School - with BLOOMBERG, Copernic - the best got better
2003 Vol.1 Key Business Resources, Kart00- a new dimension in searching?, Alerting Services: how to
monitor news, companies and markets, East European Information Sources, Marketing the Internal Library and Information Service: Part 2, How to do A “Quick and Dirty” Industry Analysis Using BvD’s Osiris, Factiva’s “Standard” Search Screen – Something to Shout About