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Baldy Editorial Cartoons, 1946-1982, 1997: The Clifford H. Baldowski Collection at the Richard B. Russell Library

A digital database of approximately 2,500 cartoons from the Clifford H. Baldowski collection. A political cartoonist, known by the pen-name "Baldy," he depicted the local, national and international news of his day. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Russell Library at the University of Georgia and Digital Library of Georgia

Beginning Reporting

A readable collection of advice for the beginning journalist that address such topics as the art of interviewing, story structure, and ethics. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Jim Hall

The Black Press: Soldiers without Swords

Through biographies, historical accounts, activities, and forums, this website interactively provides an in-depth examination of the history and contributions of African American newspapers. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Public Broadcasting System

Children's BBC Newsround

Images, stories and activities based on current events with news stories written to match the interests of students. (Learn more)

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Provided by: BBC News

Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers

The National Digital Newspaper Program will be publishing a digital database of newspapers from all 50 states and U.S. Territories over the next 20 years. See what is already available on this site from the Library of Congress. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Library of Congress

ClassBrain.com

An educational and informative website for everyone: students of all ages, teachers, and parents. This website contains thousands of resources, activities, games, and articles about nearly every topic imaginable. (Learn more)

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Provided by: ClassBrain.com

The Commission on Presidential Debates

Organize a Debate Watch! Check out this website to find out the latest happenings in the presidential and vice-presidential debates. Even during non-election periods, find historical information and the transcripts of debates since 1960. You can even learn... (Learn more)

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Provided by: Commission on Presidential Debates

Democracy and the Media

Learn how the media has had an effect on the American political process from the earliest beginnings of our country to today. (Learn more)

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Provided by: North Carolina State Archives

FactCheckED.org

This site helps high school students learn how to “see through the spin” and find out the true facts from the misinformation that they hear in messages every day. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Annenberg Public Policy Center

Foreign Language News and Newspapers

Locate an electronic journal, newspaper or magazine in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish. (Learn more)

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Provided by: MIT Libraries

Freedom Forum

A nonpartisan, international approach to educating people about the free press and free speech through evaluations of the mass media and the Newseum's online exhibits including War Stories, Holocaust, the Untold Story and Stories of the Century. Find news,... (Learn more)

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Provided by: Freedom Forum

From Now On; the educational technology journal

A collection of education technology articles and publications. Includes information on workshops related to curriculum, No Child Left Behind, technology planning, and staff development. (Learn more)

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High School Journalism

Considering newspaper journalism as your career? Advising the team of high school journalists working on the school paper? Check out this site! (Learn more)

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Provided by: American Society of Newspaper Editors

News and Newpapers Online

A free service that lists and links to hundreds of news resources from around the world. (Learn more)

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Provided by: The University Libraries - UNC-Greensboro

Newseum: Interactive Museum of News

Read the headlines of more than 400 national and international newspapers, take a news trivia quiz, and explore incredible exhibits documenting the press and the Berlin Wall, the Holocaust, and more. A collection of lesson plans to teach students about their... (Learn more)

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Provided by: Newseum

NewsLibrary

This website contains annotations of archived and current newspaper articles articles from more than sixty newspapers in almost every state. Full articles are available for a price posted with the article lead. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Newsbank Media Services

Newspapers US and Worldwide

Newspapers from every state and many countries are linked from this site. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Refdesk

North Carolina Community Newspapers On the Web

Access newspaper websites from around the state by city or county. (Learn more)

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Provided by: Duke University Libraries

NPR: Radio Expeditions

Special features with audio, images, and more to take online adventures to the furthest, most fascinating corners of the world. Bookmark this site because it changes often and the experiences vary everytime it is accessed. Timbuktu, King Tut's Tomb, or the... (Learn more)

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Provided by: National Public Radio

PEARL World Youth News

Secondary students can become international news correspondents by writing and publishing articles on issues that are important to them. (Learn more)

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