Editions of the Macon Telegraph newspaper from 1823 to today, across multiple title changes.
News articles from U.S. and international newspapers, and TV and radio transcripts.
Newspaper articles from all ProQuest newspaper databases
Recent news content outside of the US and Canada. Includes The Times (London), The Bangkok Post, El Norte, Financial Times, The Guardian, Jerusalem Post, South China Morning Post, The Daily Telegraph, Asian Wall Street Journal, and the BBC Monitoring series of publications.
You will need to narrow the results to "newspaper articles."
Most sources of information fall into one of these two categories. Here's how they're different:
"Scholarly" (aka "academic" or "peer-reviewed") periodicals are usually published by an association, institution, or scholarly press. They contain articles written by scholars, professors, and researchers in a particular discipline, and are intended for other scholars and researchers in the field. Articles published in these journals are sent to other experts in the field to be reviewed prior to publication.
“Popular” periodicals are publications that are intended for the general public, and whose main purpose is usually entertainment. Articles in these publications are generally written by paid journalists or columnists, and reviewed by an editor.
