A guide for anyone interested in buying, selling, finding, and marketing information, including librarians and other information professionals as well as those with no experience. Part I discusses the information business in general, and Part II focuses on basic techniques of information gathering. Part III examines electronic databases, online systems, and CD-ROM technology, and Part IV details how to establish and run an information brokering firm. Appendices list print and electronic resources, products, associations, trade shows, and seminars. Paper edition (057871-0), $34.95. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

The Information Broker's Handbook

Rugge, Sue

Glossbrenner, Alfred

Computers & Technology

McGraw=Hill

Describes the responsibilities of an information broker, explains the pros and cons of the business, and introduces the basic tools and techniques necessary to succeed

Business & Money

Industries

Computing McGraw-Hill

This authoritative, bestselling guide to setting up and running an information brokering business provides all the latest information prospective, novice, and even seasoned brokers need--including new coverage on tapping the tremendous potential of the Internet. The bundled disk features a communications package as well as the forms information brokers need to run their business.

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The Information Broker's Handbook

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