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Dow Jones Web Center
Dow Jones Web Center is an intelligent search engine that enables you to search the world's top news and business Web sites for valuable information not readily available elsewhere.

How to search business Web sites
1. Click Search Web Sites in the left margin. Enter words and phrases that
describe your topic.
2. Select the Web sites you want to search,
or search all sites by checking the All
Available Sites option. (To find out which sites are covered in Web Center, click Directory of Sites in the left margin.)
3. Click Run Search to see results. Web
pages that match your search appear.
Click a headline to open a new browser window for the Web page.

Click to view details A-C

How to obtain a Web review
1. Click Web Site Reviews in the left margin.
2. You have two options:
• Search for a Web Site by entering words
and phrases in the “Search Reviews”
box and clicking Run Search.
• Find a Web review by category, such as
Careers, Companies in the Dow,
Economy, Financial Markets or
Government & Politics.
3. Click on the name of the Web site to
read the review.


A:Search the Web's Best Business Sites Dow Jones Web Center searches only against leading business sites on the World Wide Web. You can search all sites, groups of sites or individual sites based on news, language, region or industry. B: Learn More About a Web Site Read Web site reviews by Dow Jones editors on more than 2,000 sites. Each site is scored on the basis of content, speed, navigation and design and is revisited often so you're aware of any changes. Sort Results by Date or Relevance You can have your results sorted by most recent date first or ranked by relevance to your search criteria. Click the headline to link to a site. Always Get the Latest Information Unlike other search engines, which index sites infrequently, at best, Web Center indexes sites up to four times daily. That way, you can keep up with the day's top news stories and get the most current business information on the Web. C: Gain a Global Perspective Web Center tracks top corporate, government and news sites from around the world. You can even choose from nine languages and get point and click access to non-English alphabet characters. Access Web Pages That Hold Business Value The Web page you select displays in a separate browser window where you can print and save the information.


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