Full text coverage of social sciences, humanities, business, general science, and education.

Collection of virtual encyclopedias with over 3 million entries from 300+ reference books in a variety of subjects.

Provides current data, detailed analysis, consumer attitudes, and infographics on a variety of topics and industries. Examples of coverage include agriculture, advertising (including adspend and ad reach), book and digital publishing, radio, television, public relations, health, hospitality, consumer goods, and much more. Also offers Market Outlooks (market size, forecasts, and indicators for the digital economy), and Country Profiles with key socioeconomic indicators.

Searchable encyclopedias and specialized reference sources for multidisciplinary research in the arts and sciences.

Weekly reports on topics of current interest, with pro and con arguments. Limited to 5 users at a time.

Current in-depth information on the most prominent and hotly debated issues of the day.

Provides issue-based information on controversial topics. Strong emphasis on pro and con viewpoint articles, with additional reference articles, primary sources, and statistics for context.

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