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DANVERS, Mass., Aug.21, 2006—Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), the world's largest provider of copyright licensing solutions, today announced that The Wall Street Journal has begun licensing graphical images through Rightslink®, CCC's automated copyright permissions and reprint solution. The new offering provides content users a simple means of ordering Journal branded maps, charts and illustrations from the Journal. This ... includes framed versions of its famous illustrations of subjects of Journal stories, called "hedcuts," that come complete with delivery and billing.
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BusinessWeek, the Financial Times, Forbes, U.S. News & World Report, The Wall Street Journal, and the Economist Intelligence Unit's Which MBA? each regularly publish a ranking of graduate business schools. Tuck places #1 when these rankings are averaged.
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Few newspapers enjoy the prestige and authority of The Wall Street Journal. Its distinctive six-column format delivers news from around the world along with comprehensive business and market coverage that make it a must-read for corporate America. But the Journal covers more than just business--column four on the front page features intelligent and eclectic stories that are among the most widely read in America; Friday's "Weekend Section" takes on film, leisure, wine, music, and sports; and its probusiness editorial page will make any capitalist's heart glow. The Wall Street Journal is an ideal gift for students, corporate types, and anyone wanting to listen in on the national dialogue. --Harry Edwards
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