2. 5 Benefits of Greenwood’s Pop Culture Universe 1.Bang for your buck 2.Universal Appeal 3.Drive usage of your library 4.Content you can trust 5.Curriculum support

3. Subject Matter Arts and Visual Culture Business and Advertising Clothing, Fashion and Appearance Ethnic and Group Culture Film Food and Drink International Literature Music Politics Recreation and Leisure Religion and Spirituality Sports TV and Radio Technology and Media 367 full-text volumes of Greenwood Press and Praeger titles!

4. Decade Driven Starting with the 1920s and continuing to today, thousands of articles are linked to decade driven categories covering:  Major News Stories  fads  Clothing  Inventions  Award winning films & Broadway plays  Top songs  Biographies

5. Unrivaled Content  Contemporary web interface with a Blog  Attention grabbing images  Student Skills Center – research tutors and interactive wizards  Teachers’ Corner  “Reading Room” compromised of Libraries Unlimited professional titles PCU interface and searching functions are fresh & fun

6. Critically acclaimed featured titles American Icons (3 vols) Greenwood Ency. of World Popular Culture (5 vols) Ency. of Latino American Popular Culture (2 vols) Greenwood Ency. of Amer Regional Cultures (8 vols) Girl Culture (2 vols) The 2000s Encyclopedia of Body Adornment Greenwood Ency. of Science Fiction & Fantasy (3 vols) Greenwood Ency. of Rock History (6 vols) Icons of Talk Barack Obama, the new face of American Politics Hilary Clinton: A Biography Jews & American Popular Culture (3 vols) Icons of Hip Hop (2 vols)

7. The authoritative source on Pop Culture Rest-assured that PCU content is:  Drawn from award winning & reviewed titles  Frequently Updated  Trusted and Accurate  Comprehensive  Library friendly

8. Amazing Reviews! A+ –“Deserves an A+ for making research about history, culture, and lives much more fun to experience the second time around.” School Library Journal, 9/1/2008 Highly recommended –“Highly recommended. It will serve every user with a pulse ” Library Journal, 10/15/08 –“Has something for everyone and is appropriate for high- school, public, and undergraduate library collections.” Booklist, 11/1/2008