The medium is thus becoming more and more a virtual library each day. The materials provided here do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Education, nor does the inclusion of any of these items imply their endorsement by the U.S. Government. Categories include Academic and Reviewed Journals, Political Journals, and Magazines and Newspapers. These appear to be free, whereas other organizations are restricting their full-text resources. The Full Text Databases page contains links to those databases which are completely or partially full text.
Subjects cover most disciplines as well as current news and statistical information.
Access to databases is restricted to the UConn domain . It is a premium subscription service that many libraries across the country purchase access to. It started out as a resource for law schools, but has widened its perspective to almost every topic imaginable. Here one can put up everything from short stories and poems to self-help articles, which can then be sold at minimal prices. The concept is that prices are held down to very low levels as it costs relatively little to publish an electronic document and there is a potentially large audience willing to pay less expensive prices than those for printed documents.