After years of development Wolters Kluwer is preparing to release the secret platform that has been referred to internally as Project Cheetah at the AALL conference in July. Wolters Kluwer recently offered to “lift the veil” so I could get a look at Project Cheetah. Will Cheetah be just another hyped up launch of a
If anyone had asked me in 2006 if there was room in legal publishing for a new suite of topical current awareness newsletters I would have said “no.” BNA, Andrews, Mealys. Warren and a host of other super-specialty newsletters had left no niche of law lie fallow.And I would have been dead wrong! I
Pearson the British publisher of the Financial Times, announced that they will be selling their Mergermarket unit which publishes the Mergermarket deal monitoring and deal data product and Debtwire which covers the global distressed debt market.According to a story in the New York Times, Pearson bought Mergermarket for $192 Million in 2006. The Times story
This week Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory announced the appointment of Robert Lemmond as President & CEO of Wolters Kluwer Law & Business. Lemmond, joined Wolters Kluwer in 2011 as Vice President of the Law & Business Legal Markets Group. He previously held executive positions at several content and software companies including IHS, Primark, Disclosure,
Last week Bloomberg acknowledged that Bloomberg reporters had used the infamous “Z” and “UUID” functions on the Bloomberg terminal to access “customer data.” Reporters had access to the names of users at an organization, how long the account had existed, when the account was last used and what broad categories of data they had accessed, e.g.
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