Source Links With Annotations
ABCNews.com
http://abcnews.go.com/
(Last checked 09/11/07)
ABYZ News Links
http://www.abyznewslinks.com/
ABYZ News Links is a portal to online news sources from around the world. It is primarily composed of newspapers but also includes many broadcast stations, internet services, magazines, and press agencies. Please note that ABYZ News Links does not contain actual news content but only links to other news sources. There are three main criteria for inclusion of a news source on this site. Firstly, the source must have actual news content. Secondly, it must be reasonably professional in nature. Thirdly, it should have fairly recently updated content.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
American Journalism Review's Newslinks
http://newslink.org/
Maintains links to 8,000 "newspapers, magazines, broadcasters and news services worldwide." In addition, the site provides articles from AJRand a jobs database for journalists.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Associated Press News Releases: Michigan
http://customwire.ap.org/specials/bluepage.html#mi
This is the news Web site of the Associated Press, its member newspapers and broadcasters. Links to Michigan newspaper feeds.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Capital News Service
http://cns.jrn.msu.edu/
Sponsored by the MSU School of Journalism.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
CBS News
http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/home/main100.shtml
(Last checked 09/11/07)
CNN Interactive
http://www.cnn.com/index.html
Courtesy of the CNN News Network.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
College News Online
http://www.collegenews.com/
College News Online is an international campus newswire and centralized information resource for college-bound students, current students, graduates, and others interested in higher education. The newswire indexes about 400 student-run and campus newspapers and maintains a news archive for the current year. The Campus Union section of College News Online provides information and links for financial aid, internships, employment, computer assistance, and a textbook exchange. The geographic Campus Index links users to college and university Websites throughout the US as well as to higher education institutions in over 110 different countries worldwide. Sociable visitors may share their burgeoning knowledge in the College Chat and Message Board sections.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Common Dreams News Center
http://www.commondreams.org/
Provides links to various web sites for breaking news, wires, dailies, periodicals, inside washington, viewpoints, television, and radio for the "progressive" reader.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Cybercast News (CNSNews)
http://www.cnsnews.com/
The Cybercast News Service was launched on June 16, 1998 as a news source for individuals, news organizations and broadcasters who put a higher premium on balance than spin and seek news that’s ignored or under-reported as a result of media bias by omission. Study after study by the Media Research Center, the parent organization of CNSNews.com, clearly demonstrate a liberal bias in many news outlets – bias by commission and bias by omission – that results in a frequent double-standard in editorial decisions on what constitutes "news."
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Fox News Top Stories
http://www.foxnews.com/topstories/
(Last checked 09/11/07)
HeadlineSpot.com
http://headlinespot.com/
(Last checked 09/11/07)
International Crisis Group
http://www.icg.org/
Focuses on international news sources dealing with political economy and security. International affairs categories include: resources, news, commerce, security, reference, and marketplace. Regional news categories include: Africa - Sahara, Americas - Canada, Eastern Europe - Russia, East Asia - Pacific, Middle East - South Asia, and Western Europe.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Los Angeles Times
http://www.latimes.com
The Los Angeles Times debuts its Internet edition April 8. It is slated to include daily news and features, coverage of movies and entertainment, a computers and technology section, a special section devoted to Southern California sights and events, classified advertising, and chat boards. The site will be free. A fee based site will also be available, with access to Times' archives, as well as educational and research services.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Michigan Daily
Michigan Daily
University of Michigan campus paper.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Michigan Media Page
http://www.michiganliberal.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=4165
(Last checked 09/11/07)
MSU Newspaper Guide
http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/news/newspgu.htm
Lists electronic, print, and microfilm resources available in the MSU Libraries.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
The National Enquirer
http://www.nationalenquirer.com/
The National Enquirer, whose weekly print run is 3 million, has launched its web edition of the famous/infamous tabloid. The Enquirer claims that it will target a more upscale reader, featuring eight news stories daily, each with its own reader forum, celebrity hosted chat sessions, and various features familiar to readers of the Enquirer. Precedent setting Internet
cases are sure to follow. And you thought you had to stand in line at the grocery store to read the National Enquirer!
(Last checked 09/11/07)
The National Press Club Home Page
http://npc.press.org/
The home page for the National Press Club includes news and resources for journalists; information about the Club, its facilities and services; and information about the National Press Building in Washington, D.C. News resources can be searched by category, by organization name, or by keyword.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
NewCity.Com
http://www.newcity.com/
Newcity.com aims to link content from 45 alternative press sites to serve what it calls a new generation of young adults disenchanted with Big Business media. From news and film to music and love. Warning: This ain't your daddy's portal. Source: USA Today Hot Site, April 5, 1999.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
NewJour
http://gort.ucsd.edu/newjour/
A comprehensive listing of new (academic) journals and newsletters available over the Internet. The user can browse through the entire archive or use the search engine to locate a particular field, article, or publication. Now covers over 5,000 different electronic newsletters and journals.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/
New York Times Page One Plus
http://www.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/front/
New York Times Archives
http://www.nytimes.com/archives/
Our new home page gives you an instant look at the top news from The Times, with updates throughout the day reflecting news judgments from the editorial team of The Times on the Web. Breaking news from the Associated Press, refreshed every 10 minutes, gives you an immediate take on the changing world. And a new ticker brings you a quick look at the current state of the market. We've also made it simpler to get around our site, with an easy to find, easier to use navigation panel that takes you directly to the major news and feature sections with fewer clicks. Top features from around the site are now highlighted on the home page as well, giving you faster access to news and features from The New York Times.
Domestic users may access the NYT Online free of charge after registering. Requires filling out a form to receive a free id and password. The archives provides access to articles published over the last year. As of May 1998, the NY Times is providing the full-text of the first ten articles free of charge; after that, articles will cost $2.50 per story.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
News and Newspapers Online
http://library.uncg.edu/news/
An award winning collection of newspapers and news sources from around the world, all free, compiled by the University of North Carolina Greensboro Library.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Newspaper Association of America NewspaperLinks
http://www.newspaperlinks.com/home.cfm
Links to websites of newspaper and other related media groups can be found at this site. Newspapers can be searched by the following categories: U.S. Dailies, Weeklies, Canadian, International, College Papers, Newspaper Archives, Newspaper Groups, Associations, and by state.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Newspapers.Com
http://www.newspapers.com/
A portal to the world's newspapers.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
The Onion
http://www.theonion.com/
Humor.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Project Censored
http://www.projectcensored.org/
Direct links to real news sources in the alternative press.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
San Francisco Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/detroit
(Last checked 09/11/07)
San Jose Mercury News
http://www.sjmercury.com/
The online newspaper that brought you Dark Alliance : the Story Behind the Crack Explosion, a series of stories that have unleashed an internal investigation at the Central Intelligence Agency.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
SpartanEdge
http://www.spartanedge.com/
Alternative MSU electronic newspaper.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
The State News
http://www.statenews.com/
The campus newspaper of Michigan State University.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Stateline News Feeds
http://www.stateline.org/live/ViewPage.action
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Total News
http://totalnews.com/
Contains links to over 1300 different news sources. Also offers a menu of options such as sports, politics, etc.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
USA Today
http://www.usatoday.com/.
Provides roughly one fifth of the daily paper content, complemented by added sports coverage and those kaleidoscopic weather maps. Full content and searchable archives are promised soon.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
Washington Post Online
http://www.washingtonpost.com/
Includes the full text of the daily edition, plus news from the 50 states, a daily congressional calendar, and over 1000 pages of links to news, reference and Web sites for over 200 countries around the world. Features include movie reviews, book reviews (along with selected first chapters of books), links to over fifteen online comic strips, and sports features. A searchable archive of the previous two weeks papers is available and, in the near future, an archive from 1986 to the present will be available. There are also several chat rooms on various subjects ranging from business to local Washington, DC issues. While the Post is
well known for its international and national coverage, the online version is also very strong with respect to local area news. At present, the Post Web site is completely free.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
World News Network
http://www.wn.com/
Provides the latest headlines, photographs, and more from around the world.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
World Press Review Online
http://worldpress.org/
Whether through its subscription service or its free website, World Press
Review publishes into English various news articles, editorials, and
cartoons from publications such as Moscow's "Izvestia," the "Beijing
Review," the "Daily Nation" of Nairobi, and "Die Zeit" of Hamburg. Many
links to English editions of newspapers and magazines of Africa, the
Americas, Asia and Australia, Europe, and the Middle East and North Africa
are provided.
An example of this translation of an international affair into English may
found in one of the articles currently on the Frontpage called "North Korea
and the Bomb." This article is a comment and analysis from 15 newspapers in
Seoul, Pyongyang, Sydney, Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo, Karachi, London, and
Vancouver.
The value of this website does not rest solely in its translation services.
In addition to reading foreign support and opposition articles to the
Constitution of Europe, online readers can obtain a draft copy of the
proposed European constitution that was filed May 27, 2003. All that need be
done is a search for "europe constitution" in the valuable search bot on the
top-left corner of the homepage.
Also available in paper copy in the MSU Libraries. See http://magic.lib.msu.edu/search/t?SEARCH=world+press+review.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
World Press Wire Top Headlines From Around the World
http://www.worldpress.org/wprw.htm
(Last checked 09/11/07)
World's Front Pages
http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/
Gauge the world's take on the day's news with Today's Front Pages, a new online feature from the Newseum that lets you run an eye over the front pages of newspapers around the world. Categorized by region, featuring 100 papers from more than 26 countries. (Acrobat Reader required.) Source: USA Today Hot Site, August 23, 2002.
(Last checked 09/11/07)
WTOP Government News
http://www.wtopnews.com/index.php?nid=115
(Last checked 09/11/07)
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