DOW JONES exclusive agreement w/ Middle East

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Dow Jones signs exclusive agreement with Media Intelligence for management and marketing of Dow Jones Factiva in MENA region Source: BI-ME , Author: Posted by BI-ME staff Posted: Wed November 10, 2010 2:11 am

UAE. Dow Jones, the worldwide leader in news and business information, has signed an exclusive agreement with Media Intelligence, a subsidiary of Dubai-based news management company News Group International, for the management and marketing of Dow Jones Factiva in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Under the terms of the agreement, Media Intelligence will handle the entire operations management and service delivery functions for Factiva in the region, including business integration, marketing, sales, and customer support and training.

“The agreement is part of a wider push by Dow Jones to strengthen its presence in Middle East and North Africa, which we consider an important market in our global development strategy,” said Tom Waite, Vice President, Partners & Alliances, Dow Jones. “As the worldwide leader in content aggregation, Dow Jones Factiva has already developed a substantial client base in the MENA region, and the alliance with Media Intelligence will allow us to further extend our reach in key regional markets.”

Fadl Al Tarzi, Chief Operating Officer of News Group International, said, “Our main focus at Media Intelligence will be to provide more customized and value-added services to Dow Jones Factiva clients in our region. With Factiva being the leading global source of premium news we see it perfectly complementing existing offerings of News Group which are primarily Middle East focused news management services. Now for the first time, our clients will have access to relevant and concise news published from anywhere around the world in a near-real time basis. Whether you’re an Investment Manager in Abu Dhabi, a Stock Broker in Bahrain, or a PR Manager in Riyadh, through Factiva you’ll have full access to critical data from sources like the Wall Street Journal and AP Newswires, which are not available for free on the web.”

Touted as the world’s leading business information resource, Factiva helps its user expertly gather intelligence, provide insights, identify opportunities and disseminate knowledge across a broad range of stakeholders. It provides fast results, precise research and news monitoring on companies, industries, issues or regional affairs, thus becoming an indispensable resource in business intelligence.

Dow Jones Factiva offers the most comprehensive set of premium news and business content, with more than 28,000 content sources from 157 countries in 23 languages. In addition to newswires, newspapers, and magazines, Dow Jones Factiva offers financial information for more than 32,000 private and public companies as well as television and radio transcripts from key international stations including the BBC, CNN, ABC, CBS and NBC.

“Dow Jones Factiva is a must-have business tool for any organization looking for international information – whether for forex trading, global expansion or to keep tabs on market trends and competitor actions. With a global view and a local focus, Dow Jones Factiva is unique in its ability to find, analyze and deliver information that helps organizations make informed decisions and compete more effectively,” Yvonne Valenti, Director, Partners & Alliances, Dow Jones said. “We respect copyrights and other intellectual property rights, and each content item available on Factiva is paid for by Dow Jones.”

Factiva’s winning combination of powerful search, meticulous results and versatile alerting make it the No. 1 choice of resource to help support a company’s research strategies.

http://www.bi-me.com/main.php?id=49469&t=1&c=129&cg=4&mset=1011

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Dow Jones signs exclusive agreement with Media Intelligence for management and marketing of Dow Jones Factiva in MENA region Source: BI-ME , Author: Posted by BI-ME staff Posted: Wed November 10, 2010 2:11 am

UAE. Dow Jones, the worldwide leader in news and business information, has signed an exclusive agreement with Media Intelligence, a subsidiary of Dubai-based news management company News Group International, for the management and marketing of Dow Jones Factiva in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Under the terms of the agreement, Media Intelligence will handle the entire operations management and service delivery functions for Factiva in the region, including business integration, marketing, sales, and customer support and training.

“The agreement is part of a wider push by Dow Jones to strengthen its presence in Middle East and North Africa, which we consider an important market in our global development strategy,” said Tom Waite, Vice President, Partners & Alliances, Dow Jones. “As the worldwide leader in content aggregation, Dow Jones Factiva has already developed a substantial client base in the MENA region, and the alliance with Media Intelligence will allow us to further extend our reach in key regional markets.”

Fadl Al Tarzi, Chief Operating Officer of News Group International, said, “Our main focus at Media Intelligence will be to provide more customized and value-added services to Dow Jones Factiva clients in our region. With Factiva being the leading global source of premium news we see it perfectly complementing existing offerings of News Group which are primarily Middle East focused news management services. Now for the first time, our clients will have access to relevant and concise news published from anywhere around the world in a near-real time basis. Whether you’re an Investment Manager in Abu Dhabi, a Stock Broker in Bahrain, or a PR Manager in Riyadh, through Factiva you’ll have full access to critical data from sources like the Wall Street Journal and AP Newswires, which are not available for free on the web.”

Touted as the world’s leading business information resource, Factiva helps its user expertly gather intelligence, provide insights, identify opportunities and disseminate knowledge across a broad range of stakeholders. It provides fast results, precise research and news monitoring on companies, industries, issues or regional affairs, thus becoming an indispensable resource in business intelligence.

Dow Jones Factiva offers the most comprehensive set of premium news and business content, with more than 28,000 content sources from 157 countries in 23 languages. In addition to newswires, newspapers, and magazines, Dow Jones Factiva offers financial information for more than 32,000 private and public companies as well as television and radio transcripts from key international stations including the BBC, CNN, ABC, CBS and NBC.

“Dow Jones Factiva is a must-have business tool for any organization looking for international information – whether for forex trading, global expansion or to keep tabs on market trends and competitor actions. With a global view and a local focus, Dow Jones Factiva is unique in its ability to find, analyze and deliver information that helps organizations make informed decisions and compete more effectively,” Yvonne Valenti, Director, Partners & Alliances, Dow Jones said. “We respect copyrights and other intellectual property rights, and each content item available on Factiva is paid for by Dow Jones.”

Factiva’s winning combination of powerful search, meticulous results and versatile alerting make it the No. 1 choice of resource to help support a company’s research strategies.

http://www.bi-me.com/main.php?id=49469&t=1&c=129&cg=4&mset=1011

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Edited November 11, 2010 by Dinerry