The analysts toolbox / Myke Cole
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Counterterrorism Vol 12 no 1, Spring 2006, pp.34-37Summary: Describes some of the commercially available research sources of value to intelligence analysts (from, or in, an American context). These are described as the "law-enforcement" versions of Accurint, Autotrack XP, and Lexis-Nexis. Some other US based software and information sources are also mentioned.
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Describes some of the commercially available research sources of value to intelligence analysts (from, or in, an American context). These are described as the "law-enforcement" versions of Accurint, Autotrack XP, and Lexis-Nexis. Some other US based software and information sources are also mentioned.
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