101. UW Libraries - Foster Business Library - All Business Databases ProQuest newspapers Full text and indexing for over 600 newspapers, washington State Newsstand - Full-text coverage of 18 major washington newspapers http://www.lib.washington.edu/business/guides/elecres.html

Off-Campus Access Foster Business Library What do Library CD-ROM Network and UW restricted mean? Library Catalogs: UW Libraries Catalog - Holdings of the books and journals of the University of Washington Libraries, including Bothell and Tacoma Campus Libraries. A separate catalog contains holdings for the UW Law Library. OCLC WorldCat - OCLC WorldCat consists of over 30 million catalog records and holdings information for material owned by OCLC member libraries around the world. Cataloged materials include books, journals, maps, sound recordings, films, videotapes, manuscripts, and other items. UW restricted List of All Business Databases: ABI/Inform Global - Indexes and abstracts a wide range of management and business periodicals, with full text for about 800 periodicals. Subjects covered include marketing, international business, management, accounting, finance, human resources, etc. UW restricted ABI/Inform Dateline - Articles from local and regional business publications including the Puget Sound Business Journal. Provides coverage of companies and issues that do not normally get covered by the national press souces. UW restricted - Indexes and abstracts for full text articles from 700 trade and industry newsletters, with publications on every major industry, including finance, insurance, transportation, construction, and many more.

102. Media And Publishing Resources Books, Film, magazines, Newspaper, Radio, Television, Media see the University of Mary washington Guide to Newspaper Resources. FACSNET http://www.library.umw.edu/media.html

Media and Publishing Resources Catalog Site Index Library Home Help ... Media Books NetLibrary "the world's premier provider of electronic books (eBooks)," offers the UMW community the ability to access a monograph collection that currently stands at 10,690 titles. The broad subject area coverage of this collection is strongest in the areas of literature, history, business, health/medicine, sociology and religion, though science, philosophy, computer science and education are also well represented. Link from the UMW library homepage or the library catalog. PLEASE NOTE: Account login and password MUST be created from UMW campus-connected computers; future access after initial login may be from off-campus. Books in Print (Global Edition) Provides such information as names of publishers, publication dates, series titles, and prices for in-print, out-of-print, and forthcoming books from thousands of North Amercian publishers. Includes thousands of full-text book reviews from trusted review sources.

103. C-SPAN: WASHINGTON JOURNAL - ENTIRE PROGRAM Richard Rhodes, National Geographic Magazine, Contributing Writer (8/6/2005) Newspaper Articles for Fri., Part 2 · washington Post Justice Department http://www.c-span.org/homepage.asp?Cat=Series&Code=WJE&ShowVidNum=6&Rot_Cat_CD=W

104. Hard News (washingtonpost.com) You can t take a halfhour to read the newspaper and eat a bowl of cereal in the In December, The washington Post Co. bought online magazine Slate from http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A37138-2005Feb19.html

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Business Industries ... E-Mail This Article Quick Quotes Tables Portfolio Index RSS News Feeds Top News Media What is RSS? All RSS Feeds Hard News Daily Papers Face Unprecedented Competition . . . By Frank Ahrens Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, February 20, 2005; Page F01 The venerable newspaper is in trouble. Under sustained assault from cable television, the Internet, all-news radio and lifestyles so cram-packed they leave little time for the daily paper, the industry is struggling to remake itself. Papers are conducting exhaustive surveys to find out what readers want. They are launching new sections, beefing up Web sites and spinning off free community papers and commuter giveaways in hopes of widening their audience. They even are trying to change the very language of the industry, asking advertisers and investors to dwell less on "circulation" how many papers are sold and more on "readership," or the number of people exposed to a paper's journalism wherever it appears, in print, on the Web or over the air. (File Photo) Graphic Getting the News: Then and Now Free E-mail Newsletters TechNews Daily Report See a Sample Sign Up Now Personal Finance See a Sample Sign Up Now Personal Tech See a Sample Sign Up Now The changes come as circulation totals have eroded steadily for nearly two decades and as newspapers no longer play the central role in daily life they once did. Newspaper executives argue that an emphasis on readership better reflects what newspaper companies are becoming multidimensional media conglomerates with growing Internet sites and stakes in television, radio, magazines and other businesses.

105. Internet Public Library: News & Current Events Grafico the Latino News Magazine, provides the audience with indepth feature A full-service, general interest daily newspaper in washington, http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/ref55.00.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Reference This collection All of the IPL Advanced Information about recent events and happenings. Sub-headings: Collections Resources providing links to a collection of other news sources (newspapers, magazines, radio). Journalism Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. ABCNews.Com http://abcnews.go.com/ In addition to featuring national and international news, ABC's news site also features recaps and transcripts and selected video clips back through late April 1997 from many of its news programs , including Nightline , and PrimeTime Live . Searchable. Al-Bawaba http://www.albawaba.com/ "Al-Bawaba, The Gateway in Arabic, is a comprehensive Middle Eastern portal on the Internet. It provides information on the Middle Eastern economy and business sectors, along with politics, tourism, culture, legal issues, health, entertainment and sports. News items, in-depth reports and analysis on all these topics are undertaken daily. Includes a keyword search facility." The site is available in Arabic and English, along with a Business section in French. BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/

106. September 11 News.com - September 11, 2001 News Archives - The 9/11/2001 Terrori Pentagon in washington. Plus timelines hijackers of September 11 flights. 11th History, Newspaper Pages Magazine Covers, International Reaction http://www.september11news.com/

Today's 9/11 News Headlines and Archives of the September 11, 2001 Attack on America In addition to complete 9/11 news archives, September11News.com has live news for all 9/11 related events. September11News.com is the Internet's #1 Resource for September 11th, 2001 News News Archives of the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks on the World Trade Center in NYC and the Pentagon in Washington. USA Attacked September 11, 2001-The Day the World Changed Sept. 11th archived news, photos, graphics, images, webs, and newspapers. News archives from September 11, 2001 and the years that followed 9/11/01. September 11, 2001 News September 11-30, 2001 September 11, 2001 News Crosses in the Ruins September 11, 2001 News 9/11 World Webs September 11, 2001 News 9/11 Attack Images September 2001 Daily timeline and daily images of 9/11 related events from September 11, 2001

107. The New York Times Company Investor Relations His successor will be Jill Abramson, the newspaper s washington editor. She has also worked for The American Lawyer magazine, for the election unit of http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=NYT&script=460&layout=-6&

108. Industry News | The Associated Press washington (AP) — The washington Post Co. posted a 7 percent decline in secondquarter (AP) — A Coral Springs magazine sales company lost a lawsuit that http://www.ap.org/pages/indnews/

Other AP Sites AP Broadcast ENPS APTN AP Digital AP Information Services AP AdVantage AP AdSEND AP Wide World Photos AP PhotoArchive AP Germany AP France AP Italy Developments in the News Industry By The Associated Press Sept. 13-19 AP-YOUNG READERS: AP launches service aimed at younger readers NEWSPAPERS: Baltimore Sun creates new design with nod to H.L. Mencken Pennsylvania sports editor arrested in Internet sex sting Student columnist fired for 'journalistic malpractice'; inflammatory column on Arabs HOLLINGER-2004 EARNINGS: Hollinger releases 2004 earnings, settles circulation suit KATRINA-MEDIA: Reporting on Hurricane Katrina's horrors changes TV journalists NBC, CNN say they're opening full-time news bureaus in New Orleans Radio to the rescue with help from locals, DJs and others BROADCASTING: TV viewers say enough of reality, talk shows; they have appetite for news IRAQ-REPORTERS KILLED: Iraqi journalist working with The New York Times is abducted and killed in Basra Journalists' group claims U.S. military failing to probe media deaths in Iraq GAZA-KIDNAPPING: AP cameraman recounts kidnapping in Gaza Strip INTERNET: Microsoft, AOL reportedly discussing partnership

109. BobStaake.com: Extensive Examples Of Digital Photoshop Illustrations For Newspap The washington Post Read a Recent Newspaper Interview With Bob Catch an Interview With Bob in Computer Artist Magazine. Why are David Bowie, http://www.bobstaake.com/psart_editorial2.shtml

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110. NASW WORKSHOPS 2000 - Thursday Details What propels a science story to a newspaper s front page or magazine cover. FREELANCE Mr. Wordsmith Goes to washington Freelancing in the National http://nasw.org/users/ccmorton/dc00thurs.html

National Association of Science Writers Fifth Annual Professional Workshops Thursday NASW Workshops 17 February 2000 Marriott Wardman Park Hotel Washington DC updated 7 March 2000 NOTE: AUDIO TAPES OF SESSIONS NOW AVAILABLE. 7:15 am Coffee Cotillion Foyer Registered members sign in for the workshops and schmooze. 8-10 am Plenary Session: What Makes Science News? Room: Cotillion Ballroom South What propels a science story to a newspaper's front page or magazine cover. Top editors and science correspondents discuss such factors as news judgment, competition, and influence of the publisher or parent company. Part I - 8 am General News Media newspapers, magazines Mary Knudson (organizer) Rick Weiss, health/medicine reporter, Washington Post Jackson Diehl, deputy managing editor, national news, Washington Post Cory Dean, science editor, New York Times Robert Lee Hotz, science reporter, Los Angeles Times Michael Lemonick, associate editor, sciences, Time Magazine Part II - 9 am Science Media: What changes have they been making and why? Curt Suplee, moderator

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