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December 11 ProQuest’s Latest Addition to DNSA Provides an Insider Look at the Birth of U.S. Human Rights Policy
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December 6 ProQuest Revives The Statistical Abstract of the United States
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November 19 ProQuest is Named Among Detroit Free Press National Standard Top Workplaces
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November 7 ProQuest Enhances Strategic Acquisition and Discovery of e-Books
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November 6 ProQuest Joins Forces with TAMU Scholars to Make 15th Century Books Behave Like Born-Digital Text
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November 1 ProQuest Employees Give Back to Community by Expanding Annual "Summer of Service"
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October 29 ProQuest Scholarship Will Send Library Professionals to 2013 ACRL Conference
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October 22 The Globe and Mail Joins ProQuest Historical Newspapers
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October 16 ProQuest Study Looks Beyond Journals to Identify What Other Sources Faculty Consult for Research
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October 16 ProQuest and SSRN Address Scholars’ Demand for Freshest Research
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October 15 One Year Later, ProQuest Pivot™ is Making Research Funding and Collaboration Opportunities Easy to Find at over 350 Institutions
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October 9 ProQuest Connects Researchers with NEJM Content, Images and Journal Watch Newsletters
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October 9 After Acquisition of BNI, ProQuest Expands This Key Resource’s Access and Research Value
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October 4 ProQuest Expands Support for Research in Arts and Humanities
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September 24 ProQuest® and ebrary® Make the 253rd Edition of The Annual Register Available as an E-book
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September 19 ProQuest Discover More Corps Takes a Trip Down
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September 17 ProQuest Named to 2012 InformationWeek 500
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August 8 ProQuest® Graduate Education Program Aims to Boost Professional Development and Education for Librarians Around the World
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July 17 ProQuest Adds to DNSA: Unprecedented Access to Formerly Secret Government Communications on Japan-U.S. relations
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July 16 ProQuest Names Elliott Hauser 2012 Summit Scholarship Winner
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June 22 ProQuest Releases Digital NAACP Content Ahead of Schedule
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June 22 ProQuest and CALIS Unlock Global Access to Chinese Dissertations
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June 6 ProQuest Hosts Job Fair for Technology Positions, June 12, 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
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May 29 ProQuest Enables Worldwide Access to Virtual Royal History
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May 21 ProQuest and Elsevier Health Expand Medical Licensing Agreement
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May 10 ProQuest Gets Behind 1940 U.S. Census Community Project
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May 7 Udini™ by ProQuest Innovates with On-Demand Premium Information Service for Individual Researchers
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April 10 Researchers Can Find Rich Titanic History Below the Surface
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April 8 ProQuest Celebrates National Library Week in the U.S. with Free Resources
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March 22 ProQuest Picks up Where the Census Bureau Left Off: The Statistical Abstract of the United States Will Be Back This Year
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March 12 Ben-Gurion University to Contribute to ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Database
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February 27 ProQuest's Mary Sauer-Games Elected to NFAIS Board
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February 14 British Book Buyers are Switching to "e" from Print and Spending Less
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February 2 The Wait Is Over: ProQuest Invites Librarians to Experience Vogue Archive
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January 20 ProQuest Goes Mobile
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January 20 ProQuest to Release First Module of NAACP Archives in April
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January 20 ProQuest and Christian Science Monitor Extend Agreement to Provide Content from the Newspaper’s Origin in 1908, Onward
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January 20 RefWorks Responds to Users’ Needs with New Version of Write-N-Cite