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Tuesday, 6th March 2007

Briefs: Say Hello to Data Planet; Partnerships from GlobalSpec/Autodesk and ZoomInfo/Indeed; UK: 2007 Electoral Roll is Now Live on 192.com

+ Indeed (Meta Job Search) and ZoomInfo (People Search) Announce Partnership (via Indeed Blog)

+ GlobalSpec [Engineering Specialty Search] and Autodesk Partner

+ UK: 2007 Electoral Roll is Now Live on 192.com

+ Say Hello to Data Planet
Look for more about Data Planet on ResourceShelf in the coming weeks. Data-Planet is a fee-based service.
From the announcement:

Researchers wanting to quickly compare, trend, profile or map data from multiple federal agencies no longer need dozens of sites and several software applications. Data-Planet(TM) (www.data-planet.com), a new service of Conquest Systems Inc., offers current and historical public statistical data from many of the federal statistical producing agencies, as well as data from non-government organizations.

Whether investigating the correlation between high school drop-out and juvenile arrest rates state-by-state or studying the ratio between the federal budget and the national gross domestic product - researchers can use Data-Planet to quickly spot relationships in a wide array of data from agencies including the Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Bureau of Labor Statistics, the National Center for Health Statistics and many others...Data-Planet offers unlimited access to all data and analysis tools for $49.95 per month or $495.00 per year. Multi-seat enterprise pricing is also available.


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