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News Sources
Yale University Library
News Sources
On This Page:
- Web Directories and Portals
- United States (Selected news
sources, Archives for broadcast and print news)
- International
- Alternative News Sources
Streaming audio available (usually not downloadable)
Streaming video available (usually not downloadable) Especially useful resourceSEE ALSO
- Journalism and the Press
- Journalism: Historical, Archival and Biographical Resources
- Freedom of Speech, Privacy, Copyright and Related Issues
- Yale Newspaper and Microform Reading Room
Web Directories and Portals
Alternative Publications on the Web (Golden Gate University site) Google:
News Sources (large and well-organized directory)Google: News by Subject
The Ultimate Collection of News Links
WWW News Resource Page (has alternative, campus, conservative, ethnic, U.S. and foreign newspaper sections)
Yahoo: News and Media (with source and subject lists)
Yahoo: Newspapers (incl. regional)
United States
Selected News Sources
ABCNews
(see Video &
Audio)
ABC News Store
(to purchase news tapes and transcripts)
Alt-Press
WatchAssociated Press News Wire
CBS News
CNN
CNN Transcripts
(free)
C-SPAN FOX News
Hartford Courant
MS-NBC
(see Video News or Live
Video)New York Times (requires free registration). Use Academic Universe for full text from 1980 to the present.
NPR
1-877-NPR TEXT / 1-877-677-8398 to purchase tapes
and transcripts
PBS Newshour Reuters
United Press International
Washington Post
Archives for Broadcast and Print News
SEE ALSO
- Mass Media Archives, Museums and Catalogs
- Journalism and the Press: Historical, Archival and Biographical Resources
- Yale Newspaper and Microform Reading Room
The online database contains nearly half a million
records describing details from over 10,000 Newsreels & Cinemagazines
produced by British Pathe between 1896 and 1970.
British Universities
Newsreel Database (BUND)The BUND documents almost 160,000 individual stories
from twenty-two cinema newsreels and cinemagazines.
La Cinémathèque
Gaumont - NewsreelsFrench newsreel database.
Newspaper
Archives on the Web
Maintained by News Division volunteers of the Special
Libraries Association. In addition to a list of U.S. papers, there is
a page for newspapers abroad. Many links are dead, but the site is still
useful.
Texas Tech University -- CNN World
Report Television Archive The archive has complete video holdings for the
weekend CNN World Report from its inception in 1987 to present. Qualified
researchers may make videotape loan requests of copies of complete shows
or individual news segments. In addition, scripts are available for some
news segments.
University
of California -- Los Angeles Television News ArchiveIncludes the Hearst Newsreels -- one of the largest
newsreel collections in the world -- and coverage of events from national
and local television news broadcasts and underground journalism.
University of South Carolina -- News
Film Library
This archive houses many Fox Movietonews newsreels
from September 1942 to August 1944, including many of prominent political
figures and other historic figures. Some clips may be viewed online through
streaming media, and video copies are available for purchase.
Vanderbilt
University -- Television News Archive
The world's most extensive and complete archive
of television news.
International
BBC News
and BBC World Service
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation News
Google: International News
SourcesPressDigest
Yahoo: News Sources by Country
Alternative News
Alternative Press CenterAlternative Press Watch: a full text database of the newspapers, magazines and journals of the alternative and independent press.
Alternative Publications on the Web (Golden Gate University directory)
AlterNet.org: news, opinion, and investigative journalism. A project of the Independent Media Institute.
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Deep Dish Television
Dissent Magazine
Ethnic NewsWatch
Free Speech TV
Google:
Alternative Media (large directory; includes links to both progressive
and conservative news sources) Independent Media
Center (Indymedia: with various branches in the U.S., Canada, Mexico,
Italy, France, Israel and elsewhere)In These Times
Kill Your TV
OneWorld News
The Onion (parody news)
Pacifica (see also Pacifica debate sites listed on Yahoo, and Savepacifica)
Paper Tiger Television
Progressive Review
Red Pepper
Squall Magazine
ZNet
This file last modified Mon, 14 Jul 2003 Copyright © Yale University Library.
Yale University Library Research Guide for Mass Media and Popular Culture
Comments to Tobin Nellhaus, Librarian for Drama, Film and Theater Studies.