Journalism: Home
Miami Newspaper Subscriptions
In addition to access to articles from thousands of newspapers through newspaper databases (see the "Newspaper Databases" section, below), students, faculty, and staff at Miami have subscriber access to The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.
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New York TimesAll Miami students, faculty and staff have full access to the New York Times. This guide explains how to set up your account.
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Wall Street Journal Online (4 years ago - present)Current faculty, staff, and students can activate their Miami University Libraries-sponsored Wall Street Journal account from any location on or off campus. Click "More" for instructions.
Newspaper Databases
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Nexis UniPreviously called LexisNexis Academic, Lexis Uni provides full-text access to articles from thousands of newspapers and legal sources.
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Newspaper SourceProvides cover-to-cover full text for 25 national and international newspapers, selected articles from over 260 regional U.S. papers, and some television and radio news transcripts, in addition to indexing for a far larger number of papers.
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FactivaCurrent subscription to the Wall Street Journal and Barrons, but it also includes at least business news from all the major US and international newspapers.
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Finding NewspapersFor more information about finding newspaper articles using Miami resources, see this guide on the subject.
Journalism and Media Research
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Communication & Mass Media CompleteCommunication & Mass Media Complete offers cover-to-cover indexing and abstracts for over 300 journals in areas related to communication and mass media, and selected coverage of over 100 more, for a combined coverage of over 400 titles.
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AP Stylebook OnlineThe AP Stylebook is the standard handbook for grammar and usage for North American English-language journalism. Limited to 25 users at one time.
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Oxford Bibliographies: CommunicationMore than 200 expert-produced annotated bibliographies, with a focus on communication issues. Includes bibliographies on social, technological, and ethical questions related to communication, media studies, and journalism. The focus of most bibliographies is on key scholarly and academic sources.
Industry & Audience Reports
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MarketlineMarketline is an excellent source for US and international market research reports, company reports, including SWOT analyses, and country reports.
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MediamarkMediamark is a database of US consumer survey data that provides information on who consumes what, and connects that to the consumers' demographics and media usage.
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Hoover's D&B Business BrowserOneSource is a comprehensive business database, providing US and international company and industry information. This source includes company financial data and corporate family trees, information on competitors, SWOT analyses, and analysts reports.
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Pew Research CenterPublic opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis and other data-driven social science research.
Department of Media, Journalism, and Film
Journalism is part of the Department of Media, Journalism, and Film.
There are also guides for the other programs in this department:
Quick Links
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Associated Press Style GuideLinks to the AP Style Guide as well as to additional resources to assist you in writing clearly in non-discriminatory language.
African-American Newspapers
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Readex African American NewspapersReadex African American Newspapers, Series 1 and 2, 1827-1998, provides online access to more than 350 U.S. newspapers chronicling a century and a half of the African-American experience. This collection includes historically significant papers from more than 35 states, features many rare 19th-century titles. Cross-searchable with ReadEx Early American Newspapers, series 1-7.
