Journalism: Journalism Resources

Multidisciplinary Database provided by EBSCO. Contains articles from magazines, academic journals, and newspapers. It also contains an image collection (top right, on green bar).

MasterFile Premier contains full-text articles from almost 2000 general magazines and 500 reference works.

Articles from 1989 to the present

Articles from more than 150 U.S., world, and local newspapers.

Articles from 1980 - present.

Articles from 23 national and 180 regional newspapers.

Articles from regional business publications on current events.

Articles from 1984 to the present.

Site includes a variety of instructional materials, including tutorials on understanding financial markets. Also articles on the stock market, technology, minority business trends, and business ethics. Also contains a glossary on business terms.

Helps journalists and citizens use digital technologies to develop new ways for people to participate in public life with projects on innovations in journalism, citizen media, interactive news stories, training and research and publications.

The site serves as a portal for persons interested in journalism, contains a catalog of tools, techniques and ideas, empirical research, job links, and numerous other helpful materials for the general public, practicing journalists, & journalism students.

NewsLab is an online resource center for television and radio newsrooms, focused on improving journalism.

Site has access to a rich storehouse of information on the best in American newspaper journalism and the arts from 1917 to the present. A timeline of past winners, and info on history of prizes...

The SEJ's primary goal is to advance public understanding of critically important environmental issues through more and better environmental journalism.

"This collaboration with NYU Libraries collects many decades of high-impact, sometimes controversial, mostly U.S.-generated journalism that used undercover techniques. It grows out of the research for Undercover Reporting: The Truth About Deception (Northwestern University Press, 2012), which argues that much of the valuable journalism since before the U.S. Civil War has emerged from investigations that employed subterfuge to expose wrong. It asserts that undercover work, though sometimes criticized as deceptive or unethical, embodies a central tenet of good reporting--to extract significant information or expose hard-to-penetrate institutions or social situations that deserve the public's attention. The site, designed as a resource for scholars, student researchers and journalists, collects some of the best investigative work going back almost two centuries."