Lamson Library: CM 3675 Journalism in the Digital Age: Professor McClinton: Library

Database Services

The databases below do not offer articles from peer reviewed journals. However, they do provide reports on current issues in a variety of disciplines, AND handy statistics.

Statista
Statista provides access to data from market and opinion research institutions, as well as from business organizations and government institutions.
GlobalData Explorer
Use this source to find company information and financial data.

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper Source
Cover-to-cover full text for 35 national (U.S.) and international newspapers. Has selective full text for 375 regional U.S. newspapers. Full text transcripts are also included from CBS Evening News, CNN, Fox News, Face the Nation (CBS), 48 Hours (CBS), 60 Minutes (CBS), All Things Considered (National Public Radio), and others

Library Databases

Use these databases to find journal and magazine articles on your topic.

Academic Search Premier
The library's primary scholarly database. Contains over 18,400 journals, over 16,300 of which are peer-reviewed, and over 8,900 are full text.
JSTOR
Full text access to about 800 core journals spanning most subject areas. Specializes in recent, but not newest issues. For the latest issues, see Project MUSE.
Business Source Premier
Provides abstracts from over 7,000 journals (over 3,900 peer-reviewed). Full text from over 2,100 journals covering business, management, economics, banking, finance, accounting.

Create a My EBSCOHost Account

Creating a Project with a MyEBSCO Account

It's easy to save articles you find in your research!

To access your account:

Access an EBSCO database, like Academic Search Premier.
Click on the MyEBSCO at the very top of the page on the right hand side.
Log in with your myPlymouth credentials.
Click on Projects on the left hand side under MY DASHBOARD
Click on the Blue + (plus sign) near the top of the screen to create a new project.
As you find sources that you would like to save to your project, click on the plus sign (it looks like a file folder) near the top of the record and select the name of the project you would like to place into.

Websites

U.S. Government Information
Provides free access to information resources for all three federal branches, including congressional hearings.
Pew Research Center
Great site for survey data on a variety of social and economic issues.
U. S. Census Data
National Weather Service
Great for weather data.
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Want to double check a crime statistic that you heard about? This site may help!
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
This is a great source for all facts related to public health and disease statistics.
Catalog of U.S. Government Publications
Provides citations to federal and print electronic publications, congressional hearings and committee reports. It also includes records for over 500,000 publications, some of which can be accessed online.

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