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<font color="#CC0033"><b>New Academic Source – SITE Institute</b></font>
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After 9/11, when it became apparent that the terrorists had participated
in discussions of their plans on the Internet, the SITE Institute
(<a href="http://www.siteinstitute.org/">www.siteinstitute.org</a>)
ramped up its coverage of terrorist websites, message boards, and other
types of online forums that it then translates into English for
governments across the globe. Now available as a source on LexisNexis®
<i>Academic</i>, subscribers can access SITE Institute translations of
official communiqués of terrorist groups who are taking credit for or
threatening attacks, translated transcripts of top terrorist leaders’
audio and video messages, descriptions of terrorist videos, and other
terrorist propaganda. <br><br>
SITE Institute was recently profiled in <i>The New Yorker</i> magazine,
see the article by visiting
<a href="http://cisweb.lexis-nexis.com/sourceselect/returnToSearch.asp?csisrc=237442">
http://cisweb.lexis-nexis.com/sourceselect/returnToSearch.asp?csisrc=237442</a>
and searching for ‘Rita Katz.’ <i>Accept the default search field
(Headline, Lead Paragraph(s), and Terms), and the default date (Previous
six months).</i> The SITE materials are used by researchers across
the globe, including government personnel who rely on the timely
translations to keep them updated on possible terrorist activities.
SITE is accessible on LexisNexis <i>Academic</i> on the Search Path:
Guided News | World News | Middle East/Africa Sources. Researchers will
find great value in the information from SITE now available through
LexisNexis <i>Academic</i>. For timely coverage of war news and
terrorism, SITE is considered a necessary resource and continues to be
cited by leading publications, including the <i>New York Times </i>on
June 9, 2006, in a front page article regarding the death of Al-Qaeda's
chief in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.<br><br>
-Sue<br>
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Suzanne Lorimer<br>
Coordinator of Research Services<br>
226 Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University<br>
P.O. Box 208240<br>
New Haven, CT 06520-8240<br>
(phone) 203-432-8371 (fax) 203-432-8527<br>
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