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Alphabetical List of all our
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Subscription Databases
available only at the library
| Moneyletter Plus -
find advice on the bond market and the stock markets (domestic and
international!)-everything you need to stay current. |
| Morningstar -
Morningstar provides investment research, including
stock and fund analysis, reports, and tools, as well as company,
investing, and financial news." |
| Rosetta Stone -
An interactive language program. You'll learn
another language naturally, engage interactively, speak confidently and
have fun. (Headphones available for $2 or bring your own) |
| SRDS Direct Marketing -
This service provides complete list rental
information. The proprietary database contains sources, selects, costs and
other valuable information that help you refine your list strategy for
your direct marketing campaigns. Access to the most current, accurate list
data from SRDS makes your direct marketing plans effective. |
| Thomas Register -
find manufacturers, distributors and service providers - from Actuators
to Zirconium and everything in between. |
| Value Line - "a
complete, multidimensional investment management solution that enables
both new and experienced investors to make timely, better-informed
decisions. It provides a wealth of in-depth financial information,
intelligently presented both in print and online, plus objective research,
insightful commentary, proven price projections, and advanced analytical
tools. |
Internet Databases
Frequently Asked
Questions:
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What is an online
database?
An online database is an organized source of rich information containing
thousands of full-text materials that previously were only available in
print. The information found in these databases may include magazine and
newspaper articles, encyclopedia articles, almanacs, or pamphlets. The
articles have been stored in a digital format so that you can easily search
them using keywords, subjects, authors and titles.
Why does the Library subscribe to electronic databases?
The Library subscribes to these databases to give you 24/7
access to copyrighted information that is not usually found for free on the
Internet.
Why should I use a database instead of just using Google or some
other search engine?
If you’re a frequent Internet user, you may find that websites are
charging for viewing a complete copy of just the very information or article
that you need. You may find conflicting or incomplete information since
anyone with a computer and some web skills can put just about anything they
want up on the Internet. By subscribing to these databases, the Library is
providing you with a wealth of solid information in electronic format just
as it continues to do in the more traditional way by purchasing books and
other materials for you to consult or check out for home use.
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