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Writing from A to Z, The Easy-to-Use Reference Handbook
PERIODICALS AND BROADCAST MEDIA
• News Directories
American Journalism Review (AJR) Newslink. Newspapers (including campus newspapers), magazines, and radio/TV links around the world.
NewsCentral. 3,500 links to newspapers around the world.
News Directory.com. Over 10,000 links to national and international newspapers and magazines as well as television.
News Resource. News sources around the world—some mainstream (Time World Wide) and some less familiar (such as Hispanic/Latino News Service or Tabloid News Services).
U-Wire. Student-written, college-focused newswire with daily feeds from 400 U.S. campuses.
• Newspapers
Most large newspapers have an archive of back issues, but many of them charge a nominal fee for access to the full text of archived articles.
trib.com, the Internet newspaper from Associated Press.
Wall Street Journal. Two weeks of free access.
• Magazines
Usually, the current issue of an online magazine is available for free but a fee is charged to access archived articles.
Atlantic Unbound. Online version of Atlantic Monthly.
• TV and Radio
MSNBC. A joint venture of Microsoft and NBC.
• Film
Internet Movie Database. Information about 180,000 films.
MovieWEB. Previews of current films from 10 studios.
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