World Bureau
Launches NETLAB Unit
March
15, 2007
Washington, DC –
The World Bureau today announced the launch
of NETLAB, an information
product development consultancy serving
publishers and business. "This new
entity will focus our increasing work in
developing new online data products and
web applications," said Randy Miller,
who will head NETLAB.
"We increasingly are being called on
to develop web-based product concepts, define
product content, and establish research
and updating systems and tools.
World
Bureau Sells PracticeAdvance to CQ Press
November
15, 2006
Washington,
DC – The World Bureau today announced
the sale of its Practice
Advance legal marketing product line
to CQ Press. Practice
Advance includes Marketing Monitor,
an updated database of law firm marketing
activities, and International Trade Monitor,
a database of trade and customs client representations
and trade marketing activities. CQ Press
plans to develop an extended line of products,
beginning with Government Relations Monitor
and Securities Monitor. The World Bureau
will continue to work with CQ Press in developing
and updating these products.
World
Bureau Releases Results of Trade Practice
Study
July 29,
2005
Washington,
DC – The World Bureau today released
key findings from its 2005 International
Trade Practice Report. The report shows
continuing growth of Washington trade practices,
with 30 firms numbering over 10 attorneys
and 12 firms greater than 20 attorneys and
professionals.
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World Bureau
Introduces Online Service for Trade Lawyers
July 27,
2005
Washington,
DC – The World Bureau today announced
the release of a new online service for
international trade lawyers, called International
Trade Practice Advance. Developed for practicing
lawyers, the database includes detailed,
up-to-date data about thousands of trade
clients and matters, as well as data about
the capabilities, clients, and marketing
activities of other international trade
practice groups.
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World
Bureau Sells Directory Products to CQ Press
February
1, 2005
Washington,
DC -- The World Bureau today announced the
sale of its international government directory
products to CQ Press, a leading publisher
of government information based in Washington.
"Our mission is the development and
sale of new professional information products,"
said Randy Miller, president of The World
Bureau. "We are very pleased that this
directory line has evolved to the point
that it is attractive to a publisher with
Congressional Quarterly's stature.
The
World Bureau Announces Schedule for AALL
Convention
June 19,
2004
Washington,
DC -- The World Bureau, a Washington-based
publisher of international regulatory information
for lawyers and other professionals, today
released its schedule of activities during
the American Association of Law Librarians
convention next month in Boston.
The
World Bureau Launches World Powerbase, The
First Online Global Government Database,
And Acquires Three Global Government Directories
to Enhance Content
July
24, 2003
Washington,
DC -- The World Bureau, a Washington-based
publishing company, today announced the
expansion of its global government directory
products with the introduction of World
Powerbase, the first online database of
the world’s governments, leadership
and staff. WB also is acquiring three
publications including Worldwide Government
Directory. “Our goal is to create
the definitive directory and guide to
the world’s governments,”
said Randy Miller, president of The World
Bureau. “We have spent two years
developing our internet application and
editorial system. We have merged the 6,200
pages of data in our five print directories
into a sophisticated database available
to our subscribers at their desks.
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The
World Bureau Introduces World Power Briefing,
a Weekly Newsletter Covering Changes in
the World's Governments
November
20, 2002
Washington,
DC -- The World Bureau today announced the
introduction of a new weekly information
service for subscribers to its international
government directories. "World Power
Briefing will report weekly on key changes
in the world's governments," said Randy
Miller, president of The World Bureau.
The
World Bureau Contracts with PatternStream
for New Database Publishing System
July 17,
2002
Washington,
DC -- The World Bureau announced today that
it has contracted with database publishing
experts PatternStream to develop a proprietary
database publishing system for their international
government directories.
The
World Bureau Announces Endorsements From
Former Government Officials
June 15,
2001
Washington,
DC -- The World Bureau announced today that
its international government directories
have been endorsed by several former senior
government officials, including former USTR
Mickey Kantor, former USTR and Secretary
of Agriculture Clayton Yeutter, and former
ITC Chairwoman Paula Stern. |