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Newspaper Databases

Gale OneFile: News
Provides full-text articles from U.S. and international newspapers. (Provided by the New York State Library)
Access World News
Provides full-text articles from U.S. and international newspapers, magazines, webpages, news video and more.
Newspaper Source Plus
Provides full-text articles from over 1500 newspapers. Also includes transcripts from many television and radio news programs.
NYS Historic Newspapers
Provides articles from historical newspapers, some dating back as far as the early 1800s, including a great deal of content from local newspapers.
Access Military, Government & Defense
Provides a variety of publications relating to government and defense, including Army Times.

Individual Newspaper Titles

Albany Times Union - Image Version
Image version of the print edition of the Albany Times Union newspaper.
Albany Times Union - Text Version
Full text content of the print version of the Albany Times Union newspaper.
Albany Times Union - Web edition content
Content of the web-only portions of the Albany Times Union newspaper.
Chronicle of Higher Education
The No. 1 source of news, information, and jobs for college and university faculty members and administrators.
JCC Student Newspapers
The students of Jefferson Community College have published a student newspaper since shortly after the college was founded. Over the years the name has changed several times, the names include: Jefferson Community College News, The Cannoneer, The Word, Jefferson Chronicle, and The Cannon. The contents of many of these student papers are now available online thanks to a grant by the Northern New York Library Network .
New York Times (NYTimes.com)
Search for and select SUNY Jefferson Community College Watertown NY once you access the site. Provides free access to the New York Times online. See our help page (http://sunyjefferson.libguides.com/database_help) for account creation and access information.
Wall Street Journal (Account)
Follow this link to create a personal Wall Street Journal wsj.com account.
Watertown Daily Times
Full-text content from February 22, 1988 on. (Provided by NNYLN)
Watertown Daily Times - Online version of print edition
Explore print edition of the Watertown Daily Times from Dec. 17, 2018 to today. Updated daily. Scroll down past search box to find current and archived issues of The Watertown Daily Times in full-color newspaper pages online.

Selected General Use Databases

These General Use databases will provide articles on nearly any topic. When you click on the link you may be prompted to login with your MyJCC username/password.

Academic Search Complete
Multi-disciplinary database with thousands of full-text articles from scholarly journals and general, popular magazines.
Academic OneFile
Multi-disciplinary database for accessing thousands of full-text articles from an extensive collection of scholarly journals, audio files and reference sources. (Provided by the New York State Library)
MasterFILE Premier
Multi-disciplinary database providing many full-text articles, with emphasis on general, popular magazines. Also includes a large variety of reference sources, images, maps and flags. (Powered by SUNYConnect)
General OneFile
Multi-disciplinary database with full-text articles from periodicals, newspapers, reference books and multimedia sources. (Provided by the New York State Library)

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JOU 101 Introduction to Journalism: Articles

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Newspaper Databases

Selected General Use Databases

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