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Information Industry--Encyclopaedia Britannica
A Great Reference Tool, Why The Problems?
Source: InternetContent.Net
Thanks To GT for the tip.

Electronic Journal Archives
"Harvard University Library and Key Publishers Join Forces for Electronic Journal Archive"
From the news release, "The Harvard University Library and three major publishers of scholarly journals --Blackwell Publishing, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., and the University of Chicago Press--have agreed to work together on a plan to develop an experimental archive for electronic journals. The preservation and the archiving of electronic journals--which are increasingly "born digital" and for which, in many cases, no paper copies exist--present unique, long-term challenges to librarians, publishers, and, ultimately, to the scholars and researchers who will seek to access to them over time. The new joint venture is sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which recently made a $145,000 grant to the Harvard University Library specifically for the planning of an electronic journal archive."

Football Teams--NFL
Financial Statements
Rankings and Lists
Revenues and Expenses of NFL Teams, Related Numbers
A court case involving the Oakland Raiders has brought some previously unavailable material on the public record. In addition to the article from the LA Times, you can find a .pdf of NFL Team Financial Statements and a chart of team profits and various financial rankings.

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