Now available for Android^TM tablets, Windows® and Mac® OS, as well as the iPad®; enhanced user interface, offline capabilities

NEW YORK, July 10, 2012 - Thomson Reuters today announced the latest version of Thomson Reuters ProView^TM, the leading professional eReader platform. Currently available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Spain, the new version of Thomson Reuters ProView adds power and functionality for iPad users - as well as public betas of native apps for Android tablet, and Windows and Mac users - to the first eReader platform specifically built from the ground up for professionals, allowing users to interact with legal content on eBooks in entirely new ways.

Thomson Reuters ProView is a first-of-its-kind, professional-grade platform for the delivery and use anywhere, anytime of specialized Thomson Reuters content and productivity tools, including popular legal reference books from Thomson Reuters Westlaw^TM; Sweet & Maxwell; Carswell®; Aranzadi; and Thomson Reuters Legal, Tax & Accounting ANZ; there are also leading reference books from the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters. ProView's advanced features, such as full-text search, secured notes and highlights, and content updating, are unique in the marketplace. Information on ProView and its numerous legal reference and professional development titles can be found at http://thomsonreuters.com/proview.

ProView now includes public beta versions for Android tablets, as well as Windows and Mac laptop and desktop computers. ProView is available for Android tablet users at Google Play and the Amazon Appstore for Android, and for Windows and Mac users at www.thomsonreuters.com/proview.

Meanwhile, the latest version of Thomson Reuters ProView for the iPad is available at the Apple® App Store^SM and includes these new features and more:

• Enhanced user interface
  New landscape mode and improved navigation.
• Offline capabilites
  Any changes, such as new notes, highlights and comments, are automatically updated and securely stored as soon as connectivity is restored.
• Support for embedded file formats
  Content containing embedded files in popular formats, including PDF, Microsoft® Word and Excelâ, can be accessed. For example, court forms within a title can be opened, completed and exported.

"Thomson Reuters ProView continues to expand its reach and functionality, helping professionals around the globe work with key reference materials in entirely new ways anywhere, anytime," said Bob Schukai, global head, Mobile Technology, Thomson Reuters. "Our customers have been giving us vital feedback that helps us to continually improve ProView. They wanted expanded platforms so that they can use ProView no matter what computing platform they're using - desktop, laptop or tablet. They asked for increased ability to work interactively with ProView content, allowing them to produce quality work product using their reference materials, even while on the go.

"As the global eReader platform for Thomson Reuters," continued Schukai, "ProView offers tremendous utility to professionals, and we're excited about further increasing its reach and capabilities, keeping it at the forefront of today's mobile technologies for professionals."

Thomson Reuters ProView is currently available with leading legal reference and professional development titles, including court rules for selected states from Thomson Reuters Westlaw in the U.S.; Archbold: Criminal Pleading, Evidence and Practice 2012 from Sweet & Maxwell in the U.K.; Practitioner's Income Tax Act 2012 from Carswell in Canada; 2012 Tax and Law Annuals from Thomson Reuters Legal, Tax & Accounting ANZ in Australia; and Derecho privado en Internet from Aranzadi. In addition, leading tax and accounting reference titles including RIA Federal Tax Handbook are available from the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters.

Apple, iPad, and Mac are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

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