'Thomson Gale Quietly Rolls Out New Service'
See Information Today NewsBreaks, April 4, 2005, http://www.infotoday.com/newsbreaks/nb050404-1.shtml
The highlights:
* Days after the announcement of the copyright class action preliminary settlement, Thomson Gale "has quietly launched the beta of a new premium business content service for individual users."
* Known as "Goliath," its existence only became evident to Information Today's Paula Hane "during a search of premium content at LookSmart's FindArticles.com site, which provides links to several premium content providers, including HighBeam Research, KeepMedia, ProQuest (just announced in March), and Goliath. A little Goliath icon led me over to the new site. Thomson Gale has not issued any press releases or announcements about the new service."
* A full subscription to Goliath costs $345.95 a month. "An individual article purchased directly at Goliath, or located through a service like FindArticles.com and purchased at Goliath, costs $9.95."
* "The launch of the Goliath service marks a move by Thomson Gale into new territory -- outside of libraries."
The highlights:
* Days after the announcement of the copyright class action preliminary settlement, Thomson Gale "has quietly launched the beta of a new premium business content service for individual users."
* Known as "Goliath," its existence only became evident to Information Today's Paula Hane "during a search of premium content at LookSmart's FindArticles.com site, which provides links to several premium content providers, including HighBeam Research, KeepMedia, ProQuest (just announced in March), and Goliath. A little Goliath icon led me over to the new site. Thomson Gale has not issued any press releases or announcements about the new service."
* A full subscription to Goliath costs $345.95 a month. "An individual article purchased directly at Goliath, or located through a service like FindArticles.com and purchased at Goliath, costs $9.95."
* "The launch of the Goliath service marks a move by Thomson Gale into new territory -- outside of libraries."
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