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PARK
LIBRARY COLLECTIONS
SERIALS and PERIODICALS:
[Available in Park Library and in Davis
Library.]
- American Journalism
- Communication Research
- The Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics
- International Journal of Public Opinion Research
- Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic
Communication
- Journal of Popular Culture
- Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
- Journalism History
- Journalism & Mass Communication Monographs
- Mass Communication & Society
- Media History Monographs
- Media Psychology
- Newspaper Research Journal
- Problems of Journalism: Proceedings of the American
Society of Newspaper Editors [Note: title changed in later years to
ASNE:
Proceedings of the American Society of Newspaper Editors.]
- [Note: check with Park Librarian for
other
journal titles.]
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Books
& Serials
- Poynter Institute for Media Studies (bibliography
on journalism history)
- Journalism History: Developing a Way to Analyze
Historical Work. Book chapter by William David Sloan in History
of the Mass Media in the United States, 1998. Edited by
Margaret A. Blanchard. (In The Park Library, Call # SPE-fac .B639 1998)
- Encyclopedia of Advertising, 2003. Edited by
John McDonough and others. (In Park Library. Call number ADV-ref .A244
2003)
- Encyclopedia of Public Relations, 2005. Edited
by Robert L. Heath.
(In Davis Library reference Call # HD59 .E48 2005)
- From Headline Hunter to Superman: a journalism
filmography, 1997 (In Park Library Call # FLM-flg .N463 1997)
- Journalism: A Guide to the Reference Literature. By Jo A.
Cates. Third Edition. Libraries Unlimited, 2004. (In Park Library)
- [Note: to find other books about journalism history and
biography in our Park Library, students may search the UNC
Online catalog using the Park Library call numbers for journalism
history:
JH-bio
JH-nws.
or search for journalism bibliographies under this Call # REF-bib
or consult with Park Librarian, Barbara Semonche.]
- Guide to Sources in
American Journalism History (Park Library: REF-bib.C356 1989)
- Library Resources for Communication (ACRL)
http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/communications/lrcs/guides/journalism.html
- N. W. Ayer & Son's Directory of Newspapers 1930 - 1969. (Davis
Library; Z6951.A97) This reference book offers circulation data for
U.S. newspapers from 1930 to 1969.
ARCHIVES and
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS
INDEXES to SERIALS [Note: check with Park Librarian]
POLLING RESOURCES:
- UNC-CH Odum Institute Data
Archive (The Institute for Research in Social Science at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill maintains a variety of national
and statewide public opinion poll data which is available through their Data
Holdings Catalog. Included is the exclusive national depository for all
survey data collected since 1965 by Louis Harris and Associates, Inc. The
Harris Polls, together with the 7 additional public opinion surveys that
make up the collection, are all organized into IRSS's Public Opinion Item
Index which allows any researcher connected to the Internet to view
questions and frequency distributions of state and national polls, as well
as to perform a complete keyword search of the entire Index.)
- The Pew Research
Center for the People & the Press (The Center is an independent
opinion research group that studies attitudes toward the press, politics and
public policy issues. We are best known for regular national surveys that
measure public attentiveness to major news stories, and for our polling that
charts trends in values and fundamental political and social attitudes.
Formerly, the Times Mirror Center for the People & the Press
(1990-1995), we are now sponsored by The
Pew Charitable Trusts.)
- Roper Center iPoll
(IPOLL, from the Roper Center for Public Opinion
Research, is a full text database of 500,000 questions from national public
opinion surveys since 1935 and updated daily. iPOLL includes survey
results data from academic, commercial and media survey organizations such
as Gallup, Harris Interactive, Pew Research Associates, ABC, CBS, Wall
Street Journal and many more. Many data sets are available for download in
ASCII or SPSS format.
ONLINE CATALOGS
DATABASES [Available via UNC-CH
electronic resources and selected other sources]
- AEJMC
Conference Papers Searchable Archives
- Communication & Mass Media Complete (Go to http://eresources.lib.unc.edu/eid/
and select "C." Scroll to Communication & Mass Media Complete.
Click on it and proceed with your search.)
- Social Citation Index (Go to http://eresources.lib.unc.edu/eid/
and select "S." Scroll to Social Citation Index. Click on it and
proceed with your search.)
- JSTOR
- UNC-CH
Electronic Indexes & Abstracts (Go to http://eresources.lib.unc.edu/eid/
click on "Subjects" pop-down box; browse the list of subjects;
highlight you selection, e.g., "History," then click on the
"select" key. You will discover 61 databases for
researching historical topics.)
- UNC-CH Online Catalog:
Documentaries (Go to http://www.lib.unc.edu/
and search using subject headings for "documentary films," or
"documentary television programs," etc.)
- UNC-CH
History Collections (includes an overview of history collections in
Davis Library as well as other resources in campus libraries.)
- New York Times Historic Newspaper.
The New York Times, in the ProQuest Historical Newspapers database, offers
3,400,000 pages of full-text and full-image newspaper articles covering the
entire publishing history of the newspaper, from 1851 to 2001.
- UNC-CH
Sources for Newspaper Research (includes a
list of U.S. and foreign newspaper indexes dating from the early18th century
to the late 20th century)
- Early American
Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876
Early American Newspapers includes over 400 historic newspapers and
features cover-to-cover reproductions of more than one million pages
of fully text-searchable facsimile images. For students and scholars
of early America, this unique collection -- based largely on
Clarence Brigham's "History and Bibliography of American Newspapers,
1690-1820" -- offers an unprecedented look back into the
extraordinary history of the United States -- the story of its
people, ideals, commerce, and everyday life.
SEARCH ENGINES
WEB SITES
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
LITERATURE REVIEWS
Scholarly
Integrity and Plagiarism
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