In December I offered readers the opportunity to respond to a survey on products and processes that they started/stopped in 2014 or planned to stop or start in 2015. This year readers were also given the chance to describe products or features they are waiting for vendors to provide.
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Thomson Reuters is no slouch when it comes to monitoring, but monitoring is not an area where they were regarded as cutting edge. Westlaw has developed a number of monitoring products over the years, Westclip for legal and news updates, Keycite Alert and West docket alerts. All reliable and unexciting tools that seemed a response
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Last year I participated in the 2011 program at AALL on the new generation of research platforms from Lexis and Westlaw..
A year ago WestlawNext was the only “new generation” product that was fully deployed to subscribers. Lexis Advance was deployed in trials and Bloomberg Law was regarded as a “wanna be”
Today, Bernstein Research. released a report: Reed Elsevier: Voices Calling for Asset Divestitures Should Grow Louder, and Perhaps Fall on Deaf Ears which includes some significant implications for the legal publishing marketplace. The report recommends that Reed Elsevier divest some units including LexisNexis and suggests by implication that Bloomberg Law is standing by and
Today Exane BNP Paribas released an equity research report suggesting that the time may once again, be ripe for a Thomson Reuters/Wolters Kluwer merger. While the US legal publishing units Westlaw and CCH are not the main focus of this speculation, it is