Deduplication of News Stories

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Deduplicate News Search Results in LexisNexis Academic

LexisNexis Academic now includes a deduplication setting in the results list of news searches. This enhancement to the product allows you to take out duplicate news stories that appear in the results set through aggregators that include duplicate titles. For example, if you're searching "All News, English", which contains the New York Times and also "Global NewsWire", which contains the New York Times, you may have two duplicate articles show up in your results set. The deduplication feature will cut all of these down and provide you with a clear, concise list.


Where Will the Box Appear?

The Deduplcation box, pictured below, will appear after you click "Search" on a news search form.
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Which Searh Forms Will Bring Back This Option?

The Search the News widget on the Easy Search form and all forms under the "News" section will offer the option to deduplicate the results set.

What Do the Deduplicated Results Look Like?

Here's a news results set with Deduplication set to "Off":

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Here's a news results set with Deduplication set to "On: High":

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Notice that in the first image, item 13 and 14 are duplicate results. However, in the second image, the list has been deduplicated. You can also see that you have the option to view the duplicate articles.