Jill Ann Hurst is an independent information consultant and president of Hurst Associates, Ltd. Jill has over 15 years of experience in ensuring that companies have the information they need to make strategic business decisions.
Jill is the author of "DialogWeb/FT -- Navigating the Full Text Periodical Jungle: Titles, Variants, Data Gaps and Duplications" published by Hermograph Press in 1999. She has written articles for a number of the information industry's trade magazines as well as for The Internet Lawyer and ipFrontline.
Jill is currently the president of the Rochester Professional Consultants Network and is a past president of the Upstate NY Chapter of the Special Libraries Association. She is a member of the National Association of Women Business Owners and Association of Independent Information Professionals.
Jill Ann Hurst can be contacted at hurst@hurstassociates.com.
Articles Appearing in ipFrontline™
Intellectual Property Lost, published: 10/24/2001
Evaluating IP Vendors (Part 2), published: 10/17/2001
Evaluating IP Vendors (Part 1), published: 10/10/2001
A Moral Imperative, published: 9/19/2001
Stealing Trade Secrets, published: 8/27/2001
What Is Plagiarism, published: 8/14/2001
Was It Public Domain?, published: 7/30/2001
Tasini: Will Data Be Deleted?, published: 7/16/2001
Misusing a Trademark, published: 7/9/2001
Tasini & Information's Disappearing Act, published: 7/2/2001
Attention Graduates, published: 6/11/2001
The Model Patent, published: 5/28/2001
Random House vs RosettaBooks, published: 5/21/2001
The Cost of Piracy, published: 5/14/2001
Protecting Your Secrets: Part 2, published: 4/23/2001
Protecting Your Secrets: Part 1, published: 4/16/2001
Your Identity as Intellectual Property, published: 4/10/2001
Software Copyrights Made Meaningless, published: 3/23/2001
Disney: Staying Legal, published: 3/19/2001
Market Research on IP Infringement, published: 3/5/2001
The Yearly Report on Copyright Protection Abroad, published: 2/26/2001
The End of Napster?, published: 2/20/2001
Crawling the Internet AltaVista Style, published: 2/12/2001
Cartoons, Intellectual Property & Hong Kong, published: 2/8/2001
Litigation Does Not Equal Financial Success, published: 1/22/2001
IBM Still #1: The Most U.S. Patents in 2000, published: 1/15/2001
Inventions Come in All Shapes, published: 1/15/2001
Documenting Inventions: Common Knowledge Not Be So CommON, published: 1/15/2001
A Look Behind the Curtain: Inside the USPTO, published: 1/2/2001
Cool Britannia, published: 1/2/2001
Some Inventors Just Give Away Their Inventions, published: 1/2/2001
Invention Hotbeds: San Jose is Number One, published: 1/2/2001
Using Patents When Researching Your Markets, published: 11/17/2000
Fighting Over Broccoli, published: 11/17/2000
Intellectual Property As A Corporate Asset, published: 11/6/2000
The Prior Art Challenge, published: 10/27/2000
Look it up!, published: 10/20/2000
Those Summer Games, published: 10/12/2000
How Can You Tell?, published: 10/10/2000
Permanent Normal Trade Relations for China, published: 9/22/2000
SurfIP, published: 9/15/2000
Patent Information in the Netherlands, published: 9/12/2000
Derwent and Thomson, published: 9/6/2000
Stadium Naming Rights, published: 9/1/2000
A Second Look at a Second Chance, published: 8/22/2000
Inventions and Our Economy, published: 8/22/2000
A Second Chance, published: 8/11/2000
Industrial Property Offices Online, published: 8/11/2000
The Canadian Patent Database, published: 8/4/2000
How Do You Stay Up-To-Date?, published: 8/4/2000
Learning About Copyright, published: 7/28/2000
Going It Alone, published: 7/27/2000
Locating National Legislation on Copyright, published: 4/14/2000
As the Vendors Turn, published: 4/1/2000
An Unlikely Inventor Dies, published: 2/1/2000
Looking Back At The End Of The Century, published: 12/1/1999
From the Editor: Meeting the Needs of ipFrontline Readers, published: 11/1/1998
