Go to the initial search screen in Expanded Academic ASAP and look to the left and you will see the option Advanced Search. Taking advantage of these advanced search capabilities will always help you narrow your search if you are getting too many results. I Indexes and databases Internet One of the more exciting advances in information technologies has been the growth of electronic journal publishing. Newspapers were one of the first groups of publications to go online. To get an idea of the range of newspapers available online take a look at the Internet Public Library's site of online newspapers from every country in the world.
Some electronic journals are free to anyone.
Two good examples are the online versions of Scientific American and The Atlantic Monthly . The electronic versions may have many features, such as interactive discussion rooms, interviews with authors, and links to other articles or related Web sites, that are not possible in the printed versions. To view these PDF documents you need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader loaded on your computer. As mentioned, most scholarly journals are not free. The MSU Libraries must pay both a subscription and licensing fee for the over 8000 electronic journals we now have and because of this are limited to MSU students, faculty and staff.