News Materials

• 440 International Those Were the Days 
• ABCNEWS.com 
• AJR NewsLink 
• All American Internet Press 
• All the World's Newspapers One example of a vast web-based news source is Webwombat, with hundreds and hundreds of online newspapers categorized by country.
• Altavista News & Magazines 
• American Memory 
• CBSNews 
• ChicagoSunTimes 
• ChicagoTribune Cited for its innovative use of the medium. Click on a category such as"Business," and a menu of subcategories appears. Click again and a moreexpanded list appears, with the lead paragraph of top stories running downthe middle of the page, additional headlines on the right, and relatedTribune investigative projects on the left.
• CNNNews Named consistently as the site for quick updates, it is also unusuallycomprehensive, offering a full list of the day's stories on its main page,audio and video clips, and transcripts of press conferences and hearings.
• Create Your Own Newspaper Everybody seems to offer their own "create your own personalized front page" server running now, but CRAYON was doing it while those sites were still in diapers. Our reviewer first made her own CRAYON newspaper in 1995 and she thought it was the best thing on the Internet since VAX. When you buy a paper, the first thing you do is sort through and pull out for recycling all the sections you're never going to read. CRAYON works the same way. Tell it what you like and it will deliver a single customized news page for your perusal. If you decide to print it out, you can spill coffee on it, just like your regular paper.
• Daily Globe, The 
• ECB Surf Report Archives 
• Excite News 
• Historic Events and Birth Dates 
• History Channel: This Day in History, The 
• HyperHistory OnLine 
• Infoseek: News 
• LosgelesTimes 
• Lycos News Guide 
• Media Consortium, The 
• MPR's The Writers' Almanac 
• MSNBC The site is easy to navigate and makes great use of the resources -including audio and video clips - of NBC News and its affiliates. You canenter your zip code on the homepage to get local news, sports, and weather,usually from the local NBC-TV affiliate.
• Nando Times, The 
• Netscape Netcenter News 
• News Index Another collection of is available at 'Newsindex' where you can search 250 online news sources by keywords and browse through recent headline topics to link to related reports from dozens of locations.
• News Index 
• News Now 
• NewsDirectory.com 
• Newspaperlinks.com 
• NewsTrawler It is a parallel search engine that retrieves the summaries of articles from the archives of hundreds of information sources around the world like newspapers, journals, magazines and other online information sources.
• NewYorkTimes Everything contained in the print version, plus updates (usually via TheAssociated Press) and access to the paper's extensive archives, thoughsometimes for a fee.
• NPR home page 
• OnlineNewspapersof World Online Newspapers of the Worldhas over 4,000 newspapers and magazines sorted by region and country and aproficient search engine.
• Opinion-Pages 
• PBSNews 
• Slate Magazine The insight, punch, and wit of a great magazine combined with theinteractivity of the Web. Readers cited favorite columnists, includingeditor Michael Kinsley and Scott Shuger, author of "Today's Papers," aroundup with attitude. Owned by Microsoft, Slate charges a $19.95 yearlyfee for its e-mail newsletters, weekly print edition, and access to itsarchive and bulletin boards.
• Slatemagazine'ssummaryofToday'sPapers A well-written and informative summary of the front-page contents of major US newspapers.
• Teaching Current Events via Newspapers, Magazines and TV 
• Time Warner's Pathfinder 
• Today in History 
• Washingtonpost.com This site is best loved by ex-Washingtonians and other news junkies whocannot get through the day without the Post's preeminent coverage of thecapital and the paper's terrific "Style" section. The site is easy tonavigate and provides a linked archive of Associated Press articles, manyof which were never published in the Post.
• World of News This humongous index contains links to, literally, a world of online newspapers, magazines, and other publications. The site is organized by country and subject (e.g. education, entertainment). You get more than 2,000 links to 170 countries. The site boasts that "This service is the Brazilian number one and one of the best of the world!!!" We can't vouch for Brazil, but we liked it.
• Write News, The This site offers over 1,000 links to online US and International newspapers, college newspapers and media resources.
• Yahoo! News Yahoo! News, which depends exclusively on The Associated Press, Reuters, and other wire services, wins fans for its efficiency and ease of use. The customizable page "My Yahoo!" (my.yahoo.com) allows users to chose what kinds of stories they see. "My Yahoo! is my most efficient editor," saysFox News anchor Paula Zahn. "Within a couple of minutes, I am read into theday's top stories, I've got today's stock quotes, and I even know what towear that day, whether I'm in New York or London."
• Yahoo! News and Media 
• Yahooligan!: Today in History