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Our Beginning
EBSCO was founded in 1944.
Our Name
EBSCO stands for Elton B. Stephens Company.
Our Business
EBSCO has diversified into more than 40 businesses, including: • subscription provider for more than 300,000 title listings from more than 78,000 publishers worldwide • publishing of journal article databases • fishing lures - the world's largest manufacturer • steel joist and metal roof deck manufacturing • real estate development
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What is the population of EBSCO Industries?
EBSCO Industries's population is 2,006.
When was EBSCO Industries created?
EBSCO Industries was created in 1944.
What is EBSCO Industries's population?
EBSCO Industries's population is 5,000.
When was EBSCO Publishing created?
EBSCO Publishing was created in 1984.
What has the author James T Stephens written?
James T. Stephens has written: 'EBSCO Industries, Inc' -- subject(s): EBSCO Industries, History, Serials subscription agencies
Who holds the inventor patent for the pocket hat?
EBSCO Industries.
How is ebsco academic search premier different from gale newsstand?
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What is the username and password to EBSCO?
The user name is nwsxems The password is nwiaea
What ebsco used for?
EBSCO is a company that provides research databases, e-journals, magazine subscriptions, and other information resources to libraries, academic institutions, and businesses. It is commonly used by researchers, students, and professionals to access a vast amount of scholarly content across various disciplines.
Where can you find a heater wiring diagram for a 1998 F150?
Check out EBSCO host, it's an online repair reference center and should have the diagram you need.
Why does the Yahoo Logo include the exclamation point?
"Yahoo" had already been trademarked for barbecue sauce by EBSCO Industries and that's why Jerry & Filo had to put an exclamation to get a unique trademark for themselves..
Where can you find literary criticism for of studies by Francis Bacon?
Literary criticism is most easily found at university databases. Databases, such as Jstor and Ebsco are replete with literary criticism on Francis Bacon and his contemporaries.
