Bethesda, MD - April 25, 2007 - Carroll Publishing is pleased to announce its GovSearch database received a "9.5" (out of 10) in the April 15th issue of Library Journal. The review was submitted by Cheryl LaGuardia, writer and editor of the reputable column "Database and Disc Reviews."

  Excerpts from the review include:

•           "...you and your patrons can and will use this file."

•           "I checked out the other tracking components and found very sophisticated means of searching."

•           "The file gets a 9.5 for its combination of content and delivering the goods."

•           "Recommended for all public, academic, and school libraries...this a reference tool you and your researchers will most certainly use."                                                                                                  

Keith Allen, National Sales Manager for Library and Media Markets adds, "We are delighted that Library Journal validated what our customers always believed about GovSearch - that it is an outstanding relational database for government that goes way beyond print directories or internet sites. "And with our new library-market pricing GovSearch for Libraries is often less expensive than print while offering far more content and functionality."

To read the review online, click the provided link.

http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/rms/libj-1-20576834