Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full-Text Documents (4 Items)
Telemarketing–United States–Fact Facts
Telephones–United States–Fast Facts
Source: U.S. Census
New, Facts and Stats About Telemarketing and Telephones in the U.S.
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Clinical Trials–United Kingdom
Source: NHS
New Database, NHS Trusts Clinical Trials Register
Current Controlled Trials Ltd is pleased to announce the launch of the NHS Trusts Clinical Trials Register. The NHS Trusts Clinical Trials Register can be accessed via the metaRegister of Controlled Trials. Users need to register in order to have access to the metaRegister, but registration and access is free.
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Digitization Projects–Canada
Newspapers–Canada
New, Searchable Online Archive: Canadian Newspapers and the Second World War
From an announcement, In partnership with the Department of Canadian Heritage’s Canadian Culture Online Program, the Canadian War Museum today announced the launch of a fully searchable online archive containing articles from the Hamilton Spectator’s clippings morgue. Featuring more than 144,000 articles, Democracy at War: Canadian Newspapers and the Second World War offers Internet surfers an incomparable look at the Second World War through the eyes of newspaper reports published at the time…The Hamilton Spectator originally donated its Second World War archive to the Government of Canada for research purposes in 1952. In 1998, the Department of National Defence transferred the collection to the Canadian War Museum. Along with articles published by the Hamilton Spectator, the archive contains clippings from other Canadian newspapers such as the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Toronto Telegram, Vancouver Sun, Winnipeg Tribune and Ottawa Citizen. It also contains articles from such publications as the Financial Post, Canadian Business and international newspapers such as the New York Times. Digitized clippings are available as pdf files.
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Labor–United States–Statistics
Source: BLS
New Online: Create Customized Maps (U.S. Unemployment Rates)

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