Social networks are making people more likely to complain online
26 Nov 2009 | by Jennifer Whitehead
The research, carried out by LexisNexis, showed that people are now more likely to share negative ...
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Jobs | Agency Showcase | Ad creativeAre customer complaints on Twitter good for brands?
09 Dec 2009 | by Jennifer Whitehead
on complaining. It follows a report published last month by LexisNexis, showing that social networks ...
Reed profit slumps 37% in 2009
30 Jul 2009 | by John Reynolds
dependant, in the US. Overall Reed, whose businesses include Lexis-Nexis and an exhibitions unit, announced ...
FT to roll out new subscription service for business customers
12 Feb 2008 | by Alex Donohue
, including Alacra, Factiva and LexisNexis. The FT said the updated subscription model, which is being ...
Feature: Perception meets reality
08 Nov 2006 | by Steve Smethurst
anti-globalisation and journalists with gripes about "fat cat" salaries.' LEXISNEXIS LexisNexis - which pools ...
Tories gain most media mentions
31 Aug 2006 | by Hannah Marriott
currently enjoying a far higher media profile than Labour, according to research by LexisNexis.
Feature: More to wires than meets the eye
12 Jan 2006 | by Joe Lepper
such as LexisNexis.' Just as important, according to Guthrie, is the ability to reach consumers ...
Publisher LexisNexis reviews brief
24 Nov 2005
B2B publisher LexisNexis is putting its PR account up for pitch as it increases its range of...performance of LexisNexis, which reported organic revenue growth of six per cent earlier this month. ...
Yahoo! launches search service for subscription websites
17 Jun 2005 | by by Sam Matthews
Factiva, LexisNexis, Thomson Gale and Association for Computing Machinery will be included. The product ...
COME SURFING WITH ... Lawrence Lever: After using video-on-demand for 18 months, Lawrence Lever,editor-in-chief of digital publisher citywire.co.uk, can't imagine going back to 'real' TV
31 Jan 2001
, online libraries, such as Lexis-Nexis and Factiva, give it you all in an instant. Citywire subscribes ...
