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Finding Newspaper Articles Online

Murphy Library subscribes to several databases that include the full text of newspaper articles. For many major titles, these databases offer far more full text and more sophisticated searching than can be found at the newspaper's public web sites.

In addition, Murphy Library maintains paper subscriptions to many local, national, and international newspapers. A list can be found here.

Newspaper Databases

Includes full text Brought to you by BadgerLink Newspapers (ProQuest): More information Provides comprehensive coverage of over 500  major national and international newspapers, including: The New York Times (full text from 1995 to present), Wall Street Journal and Washington Post, with over 300 newspapers in full text. Includes some local La Crosse area coverage (for more extensive local coverage, use the The La Crosse Area Newspaper Index from the La Crosse Public Library). Coverage: 1986 to present. Updated: daily.  
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Includes full text Brought to you by BadgerLink Newspaper Source (EBSCOhost)More Information Available Selected full text for nearly 30 major national (U.S.) and international newspapers, and more than 200 regional (U.S.) newspapers. Additionally, this resource includes radio and television transcripts from sources like CBS News, FOX News, and National Public Radio (NPR). Updated: Daily.
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Trial access to extended coverage is available through May 2008.
NewspaperDirect PressDisplay: More information PressDisplay provides instant online access to today's newspapers from around the world in full-color, full-page format.  The ever-expanding collection currently includes over 450 U.S. and international titles.  Just like reading the familiar print edition, you can browse articles and other key content, such as pictures, advertisements, classifieds, and notices.  The service also provides up to a 60-day backfile and the ability to perform keyword searches across all titles and the entire backfile.

Note: Password required, please contact Jen Holman (holman.jeni@uwlax.edu) or the Reference Desk (refemail@uwlax.edu, 785-8708).

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Includes full text Brought to you by BadgerLink NewspaperARCHIVE (Heritage Microfilm): More Information Available A digital collection of historic newspapers from more than 2,500 titles primarily in the US, but some Canadian and European titles too. Includes select coverage from sources like The New York Times, The Washington Post, The London Times, The Atlanta Constitution, Indianapolis Star, Newport Daily News, and The Bridgeport Post. Coverage: 1759 to present, varies by title.  Updated: Approximately 2 million pages will be added to each month.
Includes full text Brought to you by BadgerLinkWisconsin Newsstand (ProQuest): More information Provides newspaper coverage of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin State Journal and the Madison Capital Times, plus selected coverage of other regional sources. Coverage: 1989 to present. Updated: daily.
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The La Crosse Tribune Newspaper Index (from the La Crosse Public Library). Includes abstracts of selected articles since September 1990.
Includes full text Brought to you by: University of Wisconsin SystemLexisNexis Academic: More information Over 5,600 sources, mostly full-text.
- News: 350 newspapers, 400 magazines/journals, 600 newsletters, broadcast transcripts, campus news, wire services.
- Business: news, accounting literature, company information, directories.
- Legal Research: secondary literature, case law, codes & regulations, tax law, international legal materials, patent research, career information.
Includes full text Brought to you by BadgerLink McClatchy-Tribune News Collection (EBSCOhost): More information This collection of news stories from the McClatchy-Tribune Information Services wire includes a 90-day archive of approximately 290 newspapers. The data is updated daily. 
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Public Newspaper Collections

NewsDirectory.com (formerly Ecola Newstand)
Newsmedia from around the world.

All-Newspapers
This non-profit site has as a goal to bring the latest and most popular news from different sources and from all countries. This easy to navigate site includes links to all countries` newspapers, magazines, radio and TV stations, news agencies, and other types of media links. Viewers can read the news from the country of their choice and with the language of their desire.

World-Newspapers
This non-profit, non-partisan web site was initiated by several freelance journalists in order to provide our colleagues as well as readers worldwide with reliable information on international news sources.

Newspaperlinks
Provides links to U.S. daily and weekly newspaper home pages and sections, Canadian and international daily newspapers, newspaper groups, associations and other media organizations. Also links to college newspapers and newspaper archives.

Internet Public Library
Online newspaper collection from around the world provided via the Internet Public Library. Searchable by country or newspaper title.


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