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I thought Jane was a first name, not a surname. I found it strange how one woman would have such a fascination with military vehicles. — JIP | Talk 15:25, 27 August 2005 (UTC) reply

I know right! Always thought it was the female name. :) 192.121.232.253 ( talk) 12:15, 30 May 2018 (UTC) reply

Does this Jane have something to do with the 1990's flightsimulators from Jane's/EA?

Jane's provided EA with the data for the aircraft and weapons in the games, and in return got a cut of the profits. Imp i 21:53, 28 October 2005 (UTC) reply

Don't forget that the Jane's brand has a strong association with accuracy, and EA wanted to convey that to their audience. — Joseph/N328KF (Talk) 21:57, 28 October 2005 (UTC) reply

I have shunted these here to be sorted out. The anonymous editor who placed them here deleted some information. This needs to be cleaned up:

• Aero-Engines"
• Air Traffic Control"
• Air-Launched Weapons"
• Aircraft Component Manufacturers"
• Aircraft Upgrades"
• Airport Review"
• Airports and Handling Agents - Central and Latin America (inc. the Caribbean)"
• Airports and Handling Agents - Europe"
• Airports and Handling Agents - Far East, Asia and Australasia"
• Airports and Handling Agents - Middle East and Africa"
• Airports and Handling Agents - United States and Canada"
• Airports and Handling Agents Library"
• Airports, Equipment and Services"
• All the World's Aircraft"
• Ammunition Handbook"
• Amphibious and Special Forces"
• Armour and Artillery"
• Armour and Artillery Upgrades"
• Aviation Growth and the Environment"
• Avionics"
• Return to Top"
• Beat Officer's Companion"
• C4I Systems"
• Chem-Bio Handbook: 3rd Edition (United States)"
• Chem-Bio Handbook: French"
• Chem-Bio Handbook: International"
• Chem-Bio Handbook: Russian"
• Chem-Bio Handbook: Spanish"
• Chem-Bio Web"
• Citizen's Safety Guide"
• Crisis Communications Handbook"
• Defence Equipment Library"
• Defence Industry"
• Defence Magazines Library"
• Defence Weekly"
• Return to Top"
• Electro-Optic Systems"
• Electronic Mission Aircraft"
• Explosive Ordnance Disposal"
• Facility Security Handbook"
• Fighting Ships"
• Foreign Report"
• Helicopter Markets and Systems"
• High-Speed Marine Transportation"
• Infantry Weapons"
• Intelligence Digest"
• Intelligence Review"
• Intelligence Watch Report"
• International ABC Aerospace Directory"
• International Defence Directory"
• International Defence Review"
• Islamic Affairs Analyst"
• Jane's Defence Forecasts "
• Land-Based Air Defence"
• Locomotives and Rolling Stock Forecasts"
• Marine Propulsion"
• Market Intelligence Library"
• Mass Casualty Handbook: Hospital"
• Mass Casualty Handbook: Pre-Hospital"
• Merchant Ships"
• Military Communications"
• Military Vehicles and Logistics"
• Mines and Mine Clearance"
• Missiles and Rockets"
• Naval Construction and Retrofit Markets"
• Naval Weapon Systems"
• Navy International"
• Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Defence"
• Part I Promotion Crammer for Sergeants and Inspectors - 2006"
• Police and Security Equipment"
• Police Review"
• Radar and Electronic Warfare Systems"
• RUSI/Jane's Homeland Security & Resilience Monitor"
• Safe Schools Planning Guide for All Hazards"
• School Safety Handbook: Second Edition"
• Security Library"
• Sentinel Library"
• Sentinel Security Assessments "
• Simulation and Training Systems"
• Space Directory"
• Strategic Weapon Systems"
• Teachers' Safety Guide"
• Terrorism and Insurgency Centre"
• Terrorism and Security Monitor"
• Terrorism Watch Report"
• Transport Finance"
• Transport Library"
• Unconventional Weapons Response Handbook"
• Underwater Technology"
• Underwater Warfare Systems"
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Targets"
• Urban Transport Systems"
• Workplace Security Handbook"
• World Air Forces"
• World Airlines"
• World Armies"
• World Defence Industry"
• World Insurgency and Terrorism"
• World Railways"

— Joseph/N328KF (Talk) 18:17, 20 January 2006 (UTC) reply

They also have a transport business news section. Maybe to be added? Ingolfson 05:36, 20 October 2007 (UTC) reply

It might be of some value [1]. 66.191.19.217 ( talk) 23:12, 31 August 2008 (UTC) reply

Can the bulk of the ownership details in the intro (namely previous ownership) be removed or placed into it's own ownership / corporate history section? Are previous ownership percentages crucial to understanding what Jane's is?

Done. It didn't make a lot of sense to discuss an ex-owners financial stake without context and also have no detail about the current owners status. And no source to say that who owns how much was relevant anyway. Cheers. Weakopedia ( talk) 22:11, 21 March 2010 (UTC) reply

Get rid of The Shephard Group as a competitor - the guy who added that entry was their former marketing manager. They only compete on a very small number of products. Methna7 ( talk) 22:11, 24 Feb 2012 (UTC)

Really, it's almost entirely a list, rather than an article. It's the sort of thing that might be pasted up here by a publisher (for marketing purposes) or an enthusiastic fan. Neither use is acceptable.

Almost all of the entries are "red-linked" meaning that the publications aren't important enough to merit a Wikipedia article.

None of the entries has a prose explanation of the publication.

Given those three failings, it'd perhaps be better to delete this completely. However, I'll begin by removing the red.
Weeb Dingle ( talk) 09:47, 24 August 2019 (UTC) reply

First, I cut all those red links, which took entirely too long. Then I removed all entries lacking an article or even a rudimentary source. What remained was turned into sentences. Finally, the pointless section divisions were dropped.
Weeb Dingle ( talk) 16:55, 1 September 2019 (UTC) reply

How similar is Jane's to the Worldwide Equipment Guide (WEG) that many militaries use? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 115.92.159.28 ( talk) 07:05, 18 November 2020 (UTC) reply

Howard from NYC ( talk) 15:48, 6 July 2022 (UTC) reply

given these various publication contain intel of value to various governmental entities (military officers, covert intelligence analysts, policy wonks, etc) it would not be a surprise if efforts at censorship occurred; so too scandals and/or investigations;