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Thomson will act as a distributor of Onfolio's web research tools. Onfolio has been integrated with Firefox.

"Web research has emerged as an essential component of scientific and academic research, and EndNote users rely increasingly on RSS feeds to stay abreast of changes in their fields," said David Kochalko, President of Thomson ResearchSoft. "After evaluating many offerings, we found Onfolio to be the only complete web information manager on the market, making it the ideal solution to tightly integrate with EndNote."

"We designed Onfolio to give researchers the ability to apply the same rigor to their web research that they have always applied to their literature research and primary research. Onfolio's integration with EndNote is a key part of this design, helping researchers track online information from the point of discovery to the time when they need to cite it in their own work," said JJ Allaire, CEO of Onfolio. "Partnering with ResearchSoft for sales and marketing gives us the best opportunity to reach the academic and professional researchers, students, librarians and professors who will benefit from this solution."

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