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The LexisNexis Academic Product Wiki will help you make the most of the content and features in LexisNexis Academic. It includes Academic Help guides showing you how to use the product, as well as Research Help guides with advice on doing research in news, business, industry, legal, and biographical materials.

Use the Quick Links at left to go to the home page for a specific product or to browse the the wiki. See especially the Product Pages link for articles about specific LexisNexis products, the Research Help link for a list of topical research guides, and the Article Index link for a complete list of all articles on the wiki. The wiki is accessible to all, but can only be edited by Registered Contributors.

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Did you know that LexisNexis Academic includes Consumer Reports and Product Reviews?

Are you doing research on a household item? Do you need current information for your business class on automotive recalls? Besides research, are you on the cusp of a major purchase and just want to read some reviews?

One of the newest forms in the enhanced version of LexisNexis Academic is the "Consumer Information" form. In the Subject Areas section, navigate to the Consumer Information form. There, you will see sources such as: Consumer Reports; Homewares, Appliances, and Electronics Stories; Home Decorating and Renovation Magazines; etc.

These sources can help you find recent or historical coverage on Consumer Information. Buyer Beware!

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-<center>'''Did you know that LexisNexis Academic now includes direct links to Landmark Supreme Court Cases?'''</center>
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+Are you doing research on a household item? Do you need current information for your business class on automotive recalls? Besides research, are you on the cusp of a major purchase and just want to read some reviews?
-In the US Legal section, navigate to the "Landmark Cases" form to see a list of Landmark Supreme Court cases. These cases are arranged by topic and include subjects like: Elections, Civil Rights, Capital Punishment, and Freedom of Religion.
+One of the newest forms in the enhanced version of LexisNexis Academic is the "Consumer Information" form. In the Subject Areas section, navigate to the Consumer Information form. There, you will see sources such as: Consumer Reports; Homewares, Appliances, and Electronics Stories; Home Decorating and Renovation Magazines; etc.
+These sources can help you find recent or historical coverage on Consumer Information. Buyer Beware!
-Libraries can link directly to this form via this URL: [http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/lnacademic/?verb=sf&sfi=AC07STLandmarkCases http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/lnacademic/?verb=sf&sfi=AC07STLandmarkCases].
+Libraries can link directly to this form via this URL:<br> [http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/lnacademic/?verb=sf&sfi=AC09NBConsumerSrch http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/lnacademic/?verb=sf&sfi=AC09NBConsumerSrch]. <br>To learn more about this form, visit our wiki article/help text by [[Academic Help: Consumer Information|clicking here]].
-To learn more about this form, visit our wiki article/help text by [[Academic Help: Landmark Cases|clicking here]]. Go! Try it out!