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Pike & Fischer Launches Internet Law & Regulation Web Service, Enhancing Cyberlaw Research November 29, 2004 Silver Spring, MD – Legal and business publisher Pike & Fischer Inc., a subsidiary of The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., unveiled its redesigned Internet Law & Regulation web service today at www.ilrweb.com. The newly redesigned service, known as “ILR” to its subscribers, provides legal practitioners with a state of the art search engine and a more user-friendly interface, enhancing the industry’s widest selection of cyberlaw content. ILR provides comprehensive coverage of legal developments affecting e-business, including court opinions and proprietary case digests; pleadings, motions, and briefs; statutes and regulations; analysis by top practitioners; and news from both Pike & Fischer and The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. “The redesign of ILR was driven by customer feedback. As such, we’re confident that the enhanced design and functionality is the best the industry has to offer. We’re thrilled to offer our subscribers a service that will save them time and money and improve their cyberlaw research efforts,” said Meg Hargreaves, President of Pike & Fischer. Robert Ellis, of Ellis & Venable, LLP, welcomed the new service: “One of the best-organized web sites I've seen. It's all there, even the little details. I particularly like the archive of Weekly Alerts – it enables me to catch up when I haven't read them for a few weeks.” ILR covers every major category of Internet law, including: criminal liability, freedom of speech, intellectual property, Internet commerce, jurisdiction & procedure, privacy & security, taxation, and telecommunications. Complimentary 30-day trials of the new reference service are available at www.ilrweb.com. About Pike & Fischer Established in 1939 and a subsidiary of The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. since 1984, Pike & Fischer produces authoritative legal, regulatory and business information services and events. Visit the company’s web site at www.pf.com.