We will subscribe to them as soon as you subscribe to our clipping service.

We partially do. We monitor news available for free access at the websites of RBC, RIA Novosti, Prime TASS, Interfax, and other major Russian news agencies.

Unfortunately, not. We read only Russian press.

Then you should order clips in pdf or image file format

Tables and graphs can be sent to you separately as image files or integrated in a MS Word document.

Certainly, you can. This is not a problem because the machine search results are filtered by human editors who carefully follow the reading instructions you give us. They will retrieve the news you need and leave the rest behind. You should only tell us what sort of coverage you would like to have excluded.

We can do it for you. Just send us your logo and a sample of how the document should look.

It depends on what kind of sources are included in the search. Electronic text versions of most dailies and weeklies are available for machine search since 2001. At the same time, the electronic archives of some of our specialized digests date back to mid-1990s. However, some newspapers and most magazines are available only in printed edition. We keep them for 3 to 4 months, and they can be searched by our reading staff manually.

The printed edition of a newspaper is not always identical to its electronic edition. The same story may be published with a different headline or on a different page or can be missing at all in one of the editions. That is why we always screen both the electronic and the paper editions of a newspaper. Articles retrieved from the electronic versions are marked with "EV".

Of course you can. It is only a question of how often you need it and how much time you can afford spending on it. If you have ever searched the Internet, you know that the results yielded by a search engine may count in thousands - many more than you ever want to see. Only 1% to 2% of the links found may be matching your needs, if at all. The simplicity of search on the Internet is delusive. The fast development of Internet media has complicated the Web information structure. News items, updated in real time, are moving from one page to another/ They finally sink to the bottom of the archives and stay there often invisible for search robots. In order to hook the news one needs, one has to know the "habits" of each Internet source. This requires experience resulting from efforts and time spent. WPS staff has such experience.