Some of these journals are available only through fee-based databases, to which the individual or the library must subscribe, while others are available, often in a limited format or time range, for free on the Internet. Charles Bailey Jr. The links below under Internet Resources are to sites which provide lists of these various types of electronic journals. Library Resources See the Information Desk for a list of full-text journals in the Ebscohost Academic Search database. Ebscohost Academic Search is a database to which the library subscribes which indexes and abstracts over 3000 journal titles, and provides the full-text for 1000 of them. More than 400 newspapers from around the world, wire services, journals, and transcripts are accessible.
Most items are full-text.
The major focus of the database is business and news, but many other disciplines will find this resource indispensable as well. DJNR is available in the Electronic Reference Area of the library. As a joint venture between American Journalism Review magazine and NewsLink Associates, an online research and consulting firm, AJR NewsLink offer links to the electronic versions of many popular and news print magazines, including 23 of the 50 largest U.S. magazines and 7 of the 25 largest Canadian magazines. Since 1991, The Association of Research Libraries has published a print edition of this Directory annually. The Web version contains descriptions and links to almost 1700 entries for electronic serials which appear in the June 1996 print edition.