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COMPUSERVE GATEWAY SERVICES
Telebase Systems, Inc.
SOFTWARE AGREEMENT FOR INFORMATION PROVIDERS
134 North Narberth Avenue
Narberth, PA 19072
This is an agreement between CompuServe and Telebase Systems ("Telebase") for services, information and/or computer pro
grams (the "Product"), as defined in Schedule A, according to the following terms:
1. SERVICES AND/OR PRODUCTS PROVIDED BY TELEBASE.
(a) Telebase grants to CompuServe i) the world-wide, non-exclusive (except as provided in paragraph 1(a
) (i) below), license to market, sell, distribute and provide access to the Product, as defined in Schedule A of this Agreement, and ii) the non-exclusive license to use the Product for the purpose of supporting it, marketing and promotion, and market res
earch.
(i) For the duration of this agreement and in recognition of the expense and effort which CompuServe will incur in making the Product available as part of the CompuServe Information Service (the "Service"), Teleb
ase shall not directly or indirectly grant any license, sublicense, marketing, distribution or other rights to the Product or any product which is similar to the Product to Dow Jones & Company, Inc., Source Telecomputing Corporation, General Videotex Corp
o
ration, MCI Communications Corporation, Quantum Computer Services, General Electric Company, Trintex, Covidea, and/or any of the affiliates of the foregoing companies. The restriction in this paragraph 1(a)(i) shall terminate if, at any time, CompuServe p
rovides access to more than ten (10) of the databases listed in Schedule B to this agreement other than through Telebase. This agreement does not preclude Telebase from granting licenses to customized versions of the Product to non-U.S. distributors.
(ii) Except as expressly provided in this agreement, the Product remains the property of Telebase.
(b) CompuServe and Telebase shall jointly establish and maintain the communications interface to Telebase's computer system in accordance w
ith standard CompuServe Network Services policies and procedures. Telebase will assist CompuServe in the installation and maintenance of the Product in accordance with Schedule A.
(i) Telebase shall make the Product available to the Users, as defined herein, on the same schedule as it makes the Product available to its own users. Telebase shall provide the schedule of Product availability to Users.
(ii) Telebase will incorporate the minimum subset of CompuServe navigation commands as described in Schedule D in the Product and will conform the Product to the CompuServe menu standards as described in Schedule E.
(iii) CompuServe will report problems and errors it discovers in the Product to Telebase, which will promptly take such action as is necessary to correct them.
(iv) Without request from CompuServe, Telebase will make available to CompuServe all improvements to the Product which Telebase makes or acquires during the term of this agreement, and makes available to its own end users.
(v) Telebase will cooperate with CompuServe in the development and production of promotional or instructional literature and information relating to the Product.
(c) Telebase agrees to provide Compu
Serve with the same level of Product service that it offers to its own end users, including but not limited to content, quality, and timeliness of material. Reasonable efforts will be made by Telebase to provide additional communications capacity as neede
d.
(d) Telebase shall not permit the Product to be used for the purpose of advertising or merchandising goods or services to Users, with the exception of ordering hard copy output of selected articles.
2. SERVICES AND/OR FACILITIES PROVIDED BY COMPUSERVE.
(a) CompuServe will use reasonable efforts to promote User Access, as defined herein, to the Service, however, the amount and methods of such promotion shall be subject to the sole business judgment of CompuServe. CompuServe ma
y produce and publish promotional or instructional literature or information relating to the Product.
(b) Upon the execution by Telebase of the CompuServe Information Service Request and Agreement, CompuServe will provide Telebase with Access to
the CompuServe Information Service ("Service") for the purpose of reviewing or demonstrating the Service and/or the Product.
(c) CompuServe will provide Telebase with documentation necessary for the purpose of providing the Product and related services required under Paragraph 1.
(d) All programs, documents, data, inventions, discoveries related to the Service and improvements to the Service are, and shall remain the sole and exclusive property of CompuServe. Similarly, all programs, documents, data, inventions and discov
eries related to the Product and improvements to the product or its adaptions for use on the Service are, and shall remain the sole and exclusive property of Telebase.
(e) CompuServe will install and maintain necessary equipment for maintaining a Gateway communications link. The description, terms and charges for maintaining the communications link are described in the CompuServe Network Services agreement.
3. PAYMENTS FOR USER ACCESS TO THE PRODUCT.
(a) CompuServe will pay Telebase, a royalty based on the Users' Access to the Product in accordance with the terms of Schedule A hereto.
(i) Any User Access to the Product which generates a charge to the User but where the Telebase systems fail to provide full display to the User of the requested information, will be free and not subject to a royalty.
(ii) Telebase will transmit daily to CompuServe the billing records for that day's User Access to the Product. Any billing record which does not match with CompuServe's User Access records will be free and not subject to a royalty.
(iii) In the event that a User disputes a billing for Access to the Product, CompuServe and Telebase will cooperate in attempting to resolve the dispute. If the User is
correct, an appropriate credit will be granted by CompuServe. Telebase will pay CompuServe an amount equal to any credits given by CompuServe during any month, except to the extent such credits exceed one percent (1%) of the royalties paid by CompuServe
to Telebase for the respective month.
(iv) If during any calendar month or similar accounting period used by CompuServe the credits given by CompuServe with respect to Access to the Product and/or bad debt allocated to the Product by CompuServ
e in accordance with its standard procedures exceed ten percent (10%) of CompuServe's gross revenues from the Product during such month or similar period, CompuServe may upon not less than thirty (30) days written notice to Telebase terminate this agreeme
nt.
(v) CompuServe will make an advance royalty of payment of $10,000 on the first date the Product is available on the Service. Thereafter, CompuServe will pay royalties due within sixty (60) days following the end of the month in which User
s are billed for Access to the Product. Until such time as the advance royalty payment is repaid to CompuServe in full, CompuServe will withhold ten (10%) percent, or such lesser percentage as is required to repay the advance royalty payment in full, from
each royalty payment otherwise due Telebase and apply the withheld amount to repay the advance royalty payment; provided that if the advance royalty payment has not been repaid in full at the time the twelfth (12th) monthly royalty payment is due from Com
puServe, CompuServe may withhold an amount equal to the unpaid balance of the advance royalty payment from the twelfth (12th) monthly royalty
payment due Telebase. If such withholding is insufficient to repay the advance royalty payment, Telebase, without
demand, will repay the remaining unpaid balance within ten (10) days after receipt of notice of the withholding. If this agreement is terminated for any reason prior to the repayment of the advance royalty payment, the unpaid balance of the advance royalt
y payment shall become immediately due and payable.
(b) Notwithstanding any other term of this agreement, including its schedules, to the contrary, CompuServe reserves the right to modify the pricing structure for the Service. If CompuServe intend
s to do so and, in CompuServe's sole judgment, the modification requires a change in the Rate Schedule in Schedule A and/or royalty payments due hereunder, CompuServe will give Telebase at least ninety (90) days written notice of the required changes to t
h
e Rate Schedule and/or royalty payments. Such changes will be binding upon Telebase unless Telebase gives CompuServe at least thirty (30) days written notice prior to the expiration of the ninety (90) day period that it is terminating this agreement as of
the end of the ninety (90) day period, at which time this agreement shall terminate.
4. CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS.
(a) The following materials and information and all copies thereof of whatever nature, herein called "Confidential Materials," are confidential and trade secrets as defined in Section 1333.51, Ohio Revised Code, of the respective party:
(i) Confidential Materials of CompuServe. All of the following information, unless and to the extent that CompuServe generally m
akes such information available to the public, regardless of its form or format and whether it has been reduced to writing or other hard copy are Confidential Materials of CompuServe: all technical information regarding the Service, including without limi
t
ation any source documents or technical specifications related to the Service or any of its parts; all User information, including without limitation the names and addresses of Users, other personally identifiable User information, and history of using th
e Service or any of its parts; all marketing information regarding the Service and plans for enhancing or modifying the Service; and all other information possessed by CompuServe which CompuServe does not generally make available to the public.
(ii) Confidential Information of Telebase. All of the following information, unless and to the extent that Telebase generally makes such information available to the public, regardless of its form or format and whether it has been reduced [CU
T-OFF].
Telebase; all technical information regarding the Product, including without limitation any source documents or technical
specifications related to the Product or any of its parts; all information about persons who use the Product other than throu
gh the Service, including without limitation the names and addresses of such persons, other personally identifiable information regarding such persons, and their history of using the Product or any of its parts; all marketing information regarding the Pro
duct developed by Telebase and plans for enhancing or modifying the Product; and all other information possessed by Telebase which Telebase does not generally make available to the public.
(b) Both parties will not disclose or use, and will assure
that their employees and/or agents do not disclose or use, any Confidential Materials of the other party, except as needed to assist in performing, or to exercise rights granted under this agreement. In the event of the breach of the provisions of this P
aragraph 4, the nonbreaching party will be entitled to a restraining order, preliminary or permanent injunction, and/or either relief so as to enforce such provisions.
(c) Both parties acknowledge that the Confidential Materials of the other party are valuable, special and unique and that their unauthorized disclosure or use would cause irreparable injury not compensable adequately in monetary damages.
5. WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS.
(a) Telebase warrants that:
(i) its entry into this agreement is rightful and does not violate any other agreement to which it is a party;
(ii) the granting of the licenses to CompuServe hereunder does not and will not violate any other agreement to which it is a party;
(iii) it has and will retain good and marketable title to the Product and electronic distribution rights to the Product and all databases which are part of the Product;
(iv) its conduct, the performance of its obligations under thi
s agreement, and the Product will conform to all applicable and valid laws and government rules and regulations, and will not violate any agreement to which it is now or hereafter a party; and
(v) the Product and the marketing, sale, distribution and providing Access thereto by CompuServe does not and will not infringe on any copyright or patent or violate any trade secret.
(b) CompuServe warrants that:
(i) its entry into this agreement is rightful and does not violate any other agreement to which it is a party; and,
(ii) the acceptance of the license granted hereunder does not and will not violate any other agreement to which it is a party.
(c) THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO THE MATTERS COVERED BY THIS AGREEMENT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE PRODUCT, TE
L
EBASE'S COMPUTING SYSTEMS OR ANY OTHER COMPUTER OR OTHER RESOURCES PROVIDED BY TELEBASE, THE SERVICE, COMPUSERVE'S COMPUTING SYSTEMS OR ANY OTHER COMPUTER OR OTHER RESOURCES PROVIDED BY COMPUSERVE. THE PRODUCT, THE SERVICE, AND ALL COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND RE
SOURCES PROVIDED BY EITHER PARTY ARE PROVIDED ON AN "AS-IS, AS-AVAILABLE" BASIS.
6. USER AGREEMENTS.
CompuServe will require all paying Users of the Product to agree to substantially the following terms:
The Service is provided on an "as is, as available" basis. Neither
CompuServe nor its suppliers make any warranties, expressed or implied,
including without limitation those of merchantability and fitness for a
particular purpose, with respect to the Service. The Customer is
responsible for implementing sufficient procedures and checkpoints to
satisfy his requirements for accuracy of data input and output and for
maintaining a means external to the Service for the reconstruction of
any lost data.
The Customer will not reproduce, sell, publish, or in any manner
commercially exploit any information obtained through the Service or
participate in or allow such reproduction, sale, publication or
exploitation by any person.
The provisions of these two paragraphs are for the benefit of
CompuServe and its Information Providers and any such data supplier
shall have the right to assert and/or to enforce such provisions
directly on its own behalf.
7. FORCE MAJEURE.
Neither CompuServe nor Telebase shall be liable for any failure or delay in the performance of this agreement when and to the extent that such failure or delay results from any of the following causes: Acts of God; any law or applicable regulatio
n
; war or effects of war; civil commotion; riot; strike; lockout or other labor trouble; flood; hurricane; tornado; fire; explosion; injunction; telecommunications failures; disruption of information from third party suppliers; or any other cause beyond th
e reasonable control of the parties hereto which interferes with the performance of this agreement.
8. INDEMNIFICATION.
If either party breaches any of its warranties or obligations under this agreement, it will indemnify, save and hold
harmless the other party and the officers, directors, agents and employees of the other party from any and all claims, demands, liabilities, costs or expenses, including attorneys' fees, resulting from such breach, except where such claims, demands, liabi
lities, costs or expenses result solely from the negligence or knowing and willful misconduct of the other party.
9. TERM.
(a) This agreement shall be effective from the date of its written acceptance by an officer of CompuServe and shal
l continue in force for an initial term of three (3) years. Thereafter, this agreement shall be renewed on the same terms and conditions for one (1) year renewal terms unless a party gives the other party at least ninety (90) days written notice prior to
the end of the term or the then current renewal term that it is not renewing this agreement.
(b) Either party may terminate this agreement in the event that the other party breaches any material terms or material conditions hereof, fails to cure s
uch breach within thirty (30) days (or such other time as may be specified herein) after written notice of the breach which describes the breach with reasonable particularity, and the breach is continuing.
(c) Either party may terminate the agree
ment immediately should the other party make an assignment of its property for the benefit of creditors, or file a petition for adjudication as bankrupt, for reorganization or for an arrangement under any bankruptcy or insolvency law, or if any involuntar
y petition under any such law is filed against the other party and not dismissed within sixty (60) days.
10. ADVERTISING.
Except as provided herein, neither party may present or permit any advertising or promotional material which makes
reference to the other party's products or services without prior written approval by the other party. All advertising or promotional material which makes reference to the other party's products or services must be reviewed by the other party before final
release. Each party will act on all requests for approval within five (5) business days, and neither party will unreasonably withhold a request for approval.
11. GENERAL.
(a) Definitions:
(i) "Users" shall mean CompuServe prospects, customers, agents, and employees who are provided Access to the Service.
(ii) "Access" shall mean the electronic connection through standardized procedures established by CompuServe via its computer network to CompuServe's hardwar
e programs and databases designated by it to constitute the Service and to the portion of the Product residing on Telebase's computer. Notwithstanding such standardized procedures, Telebase acknowledges that the Service does not prevent Users from copying
to other storage devices or creating printed output of all or a part of the Product so retrieved.
(iii) "Area" shall mean a section of the Service accessible by Users of the Service as defined by CompuServe.
(iv) "Gateway" shall mean an electronic transfer of Users from CompuServe computers to Telebase's computer via a CompuServe Network Services link between the two host computers. Upon completion of the User's session on Telebase computer, the
User will be returned to the CompuServe computer.
(b) Neither party may assign this agreement except to an affiliate who controls, or is controlled by, or is under common control with, that party.
(c) No modification of this agreement or
waiver of any of its terms will be effective against a party unless set forth in writing and signed by an officer of the other party. Both parties acknowledge that no other person has authority to modify this agreement or waive any of its terms.
(d) The terms and conditions of this agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Ohio. Any suit brought to enforce any provision of this agreement or any remedy with respect hereto shall be brought in the Common Pleas
Court, Franklin County, Ohio, and each party hereby expressly consents to the jurisdiction of such Court.
(e) The following paragraphs shall survive the termination of this agreement: 4., 8., and 11.(d).
(f) Notices. All notices required or pe
rmitted under this agreement will be deemed to be given if in writing and a) mailed via certified mail to the other party at its address shown at the beginning of this agreement or at such different address as the party may give notice, or b) delivered pe
rsonally to an officer of the other party. Any mailed notice will be effective when deposited in the United States mail, properly addressed and with postage prepaid.
(g) THIS AGREEMENT, INCLUDING THE SCHEDULES THERETO, CONSTITUTES THE ENTIRE AGREE
MENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES WITH RESPECT TO ITS SUBJECT MATTER AND SUPERSEDES ALL PRIOR AND CONTEMPORANEOUS PROPOSALS, ORAL OR WRITTEN, AND ALL PRIOR AND CONTEMPORANEOUS NEGOTIATIONS, CONVERSATIONS, AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE PARTIES WITH RESPECT T
O SUCH SUBJECT MATTER.
BILLING INFORMATION:
Company Name: Telebase Systems, Inc.
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Assigned User Name: Richard Kollin
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Street Address: 134 North Narberth Avenue
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City: Narberth, PA 19072
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Telephone Number: (215) 667-8942
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ACCEPTED BY COMPUSERVE: ACCEPTED BY TELEBASE:
CompuServe Incorporated Telebase Systems, Inc. 5000 Arlington Centre 134 North Narberth Avenue
Boulevard Narberth, PA 19072 Columbus, OH 43220
By: By:
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COMPUSERVE SERVICES/ SOFTWARE AGREEMENT FOR INFORMATION PROVIDERS
SCHEDULE A
PRODUCT DEFINITION AND INFORMATION
1. DEFINITION OF THE PRODUCT.
The Product shall mean i) collectively and individually, all the databases and their constituent parts, which Telebase licenses, sublicenses, and/or sells or has the right to license, sublicense an
d/or sell, as they are made available by Telebase, and ii) the software resident on Telebase's computer which collects Users' information requests, determines the database where the information can be found, accesses the database and retrieves the request
ed information.
The databases which are part of the Product reside with seven (7) on-line database vendors. There are presently over six hundred (600) databases available to be part of the Product from these vendors. CompuServe shall have the righ
t to determine which of these databases will be included in the Product.
Telebase will provide for two (2) methods of information retrieval on its computing systems using the Product. The first method of information retrieval provided by Telebase
will involve the use of menus resident on Telebase's computing systems. These menus will list subject areas as an aid to novice Users unfamiliar with database content. The second method for information retrieval will involve prompting for a specific data
base name.
In p
roviding for information retrieval, Telebase will incorporate the minimum subset of CompuServe's standard navigational commands as described in Schedule D of this agreement. In addition, Telebase will ensure that the menu structure and prompts will confor
m to CompuServe's menu standards as described in Schedule E of this agreement.
The Product will be labeled with a CompuServe product name. Telebase will feature this name where appropriate on the Product's menus.
2. PRODUCT UPDATES AND REQUIREMENTS.
(a) The proposed Product availability date on the Service is February 1, 1986. If the Product is not ready for availability on the Service within thirty (30) days of the installation and testing of the telephone lines used to provide
Access to the Product, CompuServe may, in its discretion, terminate this agreement upon fifteen (15) days written notice to Telebase.
(b) If the owner or operator of any database which is part of the Product objects to that database being inclu
ded as part of the Service, Telebase will give immediate notice of the objection to CompuServe, and, upon notice from CompuServe, will remove such database from the Product.
CompuServe reserves the right to review and require Telebase to modify t
he availability of databases as part of the Product during the term of this agreement. Requests for modification will be made in writing, and Telebase will modify the Product as requested within thirty (30) days of the request. CompuServe may remove the P
roduct from the Service and cancel this agreement upon at least thirty (30) days written notice if Telebase fails to modify the Product as requested within such thirty (30) day period.
(c) Telebase shall obtain written permission for the seven (7)
database vendors listed in Schedule G of the inclusion of their databases as part of the Product within ninety (90) days of the date of this agreement, and provide copies of such written permission to CompuServe within the ninety (90) day period. CompuSe
rve may remove the Product from the Service and cancel this agreement upon at least thirty (30) days written notice to Telebase if such permission is not obtained and copies are not provided to CompuServe.
3. CALCULATION OF ROYALTY PAYMENTS.
(a) User Charges. Except as expressly provided herein, CompuServe will charge Users for Access to the Product on a transactional basis at not less than the rates specified below:
RATE SCHEDULE
No-hit Charge $[****], after first no-hit
during single Access
Minimum Access Charge $[****]
Search (10 titles) Charge $[****]
Abstract Charge $[****]
Hard Copy Delivery Charge $[****]
(regular mail)
Hard Copy Delivery Charge $[****]
(overnight)
Data Base Surcharges $[****] or $[****]
(i) After one hundred twenty (120) days following the first customer Access of the Product and upon not less than sixty (60) days written notice to the other party, either party may request that such rates be modified. No request to modify s
uch rates will be unreasonably denied. The rights granted under this paragraph 3(a)(i) are in addition to the right of CompuServe
to raise the rates provided that the foregoing rates shall not be modified more than three (3) times during any calendar year.
(b) If Telebase charges any persons or end users rate(s) for the Product or any Product which is substantially similar to the Product, which are different than the rates provided for in paragraph 3(a) of this schedule, CompuServe may in its dis
cretion elect to substitute such other rates for the rates in paragraph (a).
(c) Recording and Transmittal of User Charges. Telebase will apply and record all User charges in accordance with the rates applicable under paragraph 3(a) of this sched
ule. Each day, Telebase will transmit to CompuServe, electronically and in a format approved by CompuServe, the recorded User charges for each User's Access of the Product during the preceding twenty-four (24) hour period.
(d) Royalty. The royalt
y payments due Telebase from CompuServe will be in an amount equal to seventy percent (70%) of the Minimum Access and Search Charges and ninety-five percent (95%) of the Hard Copy Delivery Charges, Abstract, No-Hit, and Data Base Surcharges, all as provid
ed for in paragraph 3(a) of this schedule.
(e) Notwithstanding any other term of this agreement, if User Access to the Product does not generate revenue for CompuServe, the amount payable by CompuServe to Telebase for the non-revenue generating Us
er Access will be limited to the amount which Telebase is required to pay unaffiliated third persons on account of such Access.
4. CompuServe is willing to begin negotiations for access to CompuServe financial data and news with Telebase (subject
to any restrictions on such access including, but not limited to, restrictions on redistribution of the information thereunder).
ACKNOWLEDGED BY COMPUSERVE: ACKNOWLEDGED BY TELEBASE:
By: By:
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SCHEDULE B
ABI/INFORM ABLEDATA ABSTRACTS OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE ABSTRACTS OF WORKING PAPERS IN ECONOMICS ABSTRAX 400
ACCESS REPORTS/FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACCOUNTANTS ADTRACX AFRICA NEWS AGRI-MARKETS DATA SERVICE AIR POLLUTION TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER AIR/WATER POLLUTION REPORT AKRON BEACON - JOURNAL ALLENTOWN CALL - CHRONICLE ALTMAN & WEIL REPORT TO LEGAL MANAGEMEN
T AMERICA: HISTORY AND LIFE
AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN OF SCIENCE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE AMERICAN STATISTICS INDEX ANTARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY APS DIPLOMAT APS REVIEW AQUACULTURE AQUALINE AQUATIC SCIENCES AND FISHERIES ABSTRACTS ARTBIBLIOGRAPHIES MODERN ARTHU
R D. LITTLE/ONLINE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE REPORT
ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS IN PRINT AUTOMATED OFFICE SYSTEMS BANKER BANKING REGULATOR BANQUE: FRENCH BANKING LAW BI/DATA FORECASTS BI/DATA TIME SERIES BIBLAT: LATIN AMERICA BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AGRICULTURE BILIN
GUAL EDUCATION BIBLIOGRAPHIC ABSTRACTS BIOGRAPHIES MASTER INDEX BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS BIOTECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES BLS CONSUMER PRICE INDEX BLS EMPLOYMENT, HOURS, AND EARNINGS BLS LABOR FORCE BLS PRODUCER PRICE INDEX BOOK REVIEW INDEX BOOKS IN PR
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BOOKS INFORMATION BOSTON GLOBE BRITISH HYDROMECHANICS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION BUSINESS COMPUTER BUSINESS COMPUTER DIGEST BUSINESS PROFIT DIGEST BUSINESS/PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE DATABASE CABLE
& SATELLITE NEWS CABLENEWS CALIFORNIA UNION LIST OF PERIODICALS CANADIAN BUSINESS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS CANCERNET CAREER PLACEMENT REGISTRY/EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL CAREER PLACEMENT REGISTRY/STUDENT CATALYST RESOURCES FOR WOMEN CCH TAX DAY: FEDERAL CCH THY DA
Y
: STATE CECILE: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CELLULAR RADIO NEWS CHAPTER II REPORTER CHARITABLE GIVING CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS SOURCE INDEX CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ABSTRACTS CHEMICAL EXPOSURE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY NOTES CHEMICAL REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES SYS
T
EMS CHEMIS CHEMNAME CHEMSEARCH CHEMZERO CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR CHRONOLOG NEWSLETTER CHURCHNEWS INTERNATIONAL CIM: CEMENTS AND HYDRAULIC BINDINGS CIS - INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION CLAIMS/CITATION CLAIMS/CLA
SS CLAIMS/COMPOUND REGISTRY CLAIMS/REASSIGNMENT & REEXAMINATION CLAIMS/U.S. PATENT ABSTRACTS CLAIMS/U.S. PATENT ABSTRACTS WEEKLY CLAIMS/UNITERM COFFEELINE
COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY
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COMMON CA
RRIER WEEK COMMONWEALTH AGRICULTURAL BUREAUX ABSTRACTS COMMUNICATIONS & DISTRIBUTED RESOURCES REPORT COMMUNICATIONS DAILY COMPLIANCE ALERT: FEDERAL REGISTER DIGEST COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT REPORT COMPREHENSIVE CORE MEDICAL LIBRARY COMPUTER BOOK REVIEW COMPUT
E
R COOKBOOK COMPUTER DATABASE COMPUTER MARKET OBSERVER COMPUTERPAT LINE BREAK CONFERENCE PAPERS INDEX CONGRESSIONAL ACTIVITIES CONGRESSIONAL INFORMATION SERVICES CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS ABSTRACTS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS COPYRIGHT MANAGEMENT CORPORATE EFT REPORT
CORPORATE SHAREHOLDER CORROSION CRECORD
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PERIODICAL INDEX CURRENT BIOTECHNOLOGY ABSTRACTS CURRENT RESEARCH INFORMATION/USDA D&B-DUN'S MARKET IDENTIFIERS D&B-MILLION DOLLAR DIRECTORY DAILY INDUSTRIAL INDEX ANALYZER DAILY METALS REPORT DAILY
PETRO FUTURES DATA BASE INFORMER DATA CHANNELS DBS NEWS DEFENSE INDUSTRY REPORT DEFENSE R&D UPDATE DEFOTEL: STOCK EXCHANGE INFORMATION DIACK NEWSLETTER DIF: FRENCH TAX LAW DIGITAL SYPASS REPORT DIRECTORY OF GRADUATE RESEARCH
DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS ONLINE DOE ENERGY DONNELLEY DEMOGRAPHICS DRUG INFORMATION FULLTEXT DRUGINFO
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ECOMINE: FRENCH ECONOMIC LAW ECONOMIC LITERATURE INDEX EDF-DOC: ELECTRICITY AND ENERGY EDITORS ONLY EDUCATIO
NAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE TEST COLLECTION EFT REPORT EI ENGINEERING MEETINGS EIS INDUSTRIAL PLANTS EIS NONMANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS ELECTRIC POWDER DATABASE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY ABSTRACTS ELECTRIC VEHICLE PROGRESS
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ABSTRACTS ELECTRONIC INFORMATION REPORT ELECTRONIC MAIL NEWS ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING ABSTRACTS
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ASSOCIATIONS ENERGY & MINERALS RESOURCES ENERGY BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX ENERGY DATA BASE ENERGY MANAGMENT ONLINE NETWORK ENE
RGYLINE ENERGYNET ENGELSMAN'S CONSTRUCTION COST INDEXES ENGINEERING INDEX ENGINEERING MICROSOFTWARE REVIEW ENTREPRENEURIAL MANAGER'S NEWSLETTER ENVIROLINE ENVIRONMENTAL BIBLIOGRAPHY EPILEPSYLINE ESCOTHEK: LOCAL ENVIRONMENT ESSOR: DIRECTORY OF FRENCH COMPA
NIES EXCEPTIONAL CHILD EDUCATION ABSTRACTS EXCERPTA MEDICA EXECUTIVE PRODUCTIVITY EXPORTER FACTS ON FILE FAIREC: TROPICAL AND CITRUS FRUITS FAMILY RESOURCES FEARLESS TASTER FEDERAL INDEX FEDERAL REGISTER ABSTRACTS FEDERAL RESEARCH IN PROGRESS
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FEDERAL RESEARCH REPORT FEDERAL RESEARCH SOLICITATIONS FEDERAL RESERVE WEEK
FIBER OPTICS AND COMMUNICATIONS NEWSLETTER FIBER OPTICS AND COMMUNICATIONS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FIBER/OPTICS NEWS FINANCIAL SER
VICES WEEK FINANCIAL TIMES COMPANY INFORMATION DATABASE FIND/SVP REPORTS AND STUDIES INDEX FINE CHEMICALS DIRECTORY FINIS: FINANCIAL INDUSTRY INFORMATION SERVICE FINTEX ALL-DAY FOREIGN EXCHANGE MONITOR FINTEX INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SUMMARIES FOOD SCIENCE
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