1. JOURNALISM Note: To move from one slide to the next, scroll down. To view a webpage, click on the citation; to return to the PowerPoint presentation, close the browser

2. Journalism at York There are many ways to prepare a manuscript for a publication. Each publication has its own required style. It is often best to preview a published issue or a statement of desired styles of a publication prior to submitting a manuscript.

3. Journals Among the journals received at York College of particular interest to Journalism majors are: Communications Quarterly Editor and Publisher Journal of Communication Journalism and Mass Communication Quaterly Vital Speeches Writer

4. Articles about Journalism Articles about Journalism can also occasionally be found in many more general journals and newspapers, including: The New York Times

5. Journalism Databases Among the databases available on the world wide web that are of particluar interest to Journalism majors are: Access Newspapers Archives Ethnic NewsWatch InfoTrac New York State Newspapers JSTOR Lexis-Nexis ProQuest Historical Newspapers (New York Times 1851-2005) ProQuest Historical Newspapers (New York Times 1851-2005)

6. Journalism Databases 2 General Databases which also include articles related to journalism, include: Academic Search Premiere Primary Search via Searchasaurus (EBSCO) Pro & Con Online Readers Guide Full Text Mega Edition (Wilson)

7. Journalism Websites 3 In addition to the websites of interest to Journalism students, there are several that Journalism students are encouraged to review, including: Newseum: Healines across the country Happy News Current News 1 Current News 2 Current News 3 Current News 4 Current News 5 All You Can Read: Magazines and Newspapers From Around the World JumpTV Newspapers Online NewsLink

8. Journalism Websites 4 Journalism resources on the World Wide Web include: www.markovits.com/journalism/ www.journalism.org/resources/j_tools/ ballwick.lib.uiowa.edu/journalism/

9. Journalism Websites 5 Some journalism specific resources are available on the World Wide web, including: www.ajr.org/www.ajr.org/ (American Journalism Review) www.cjr.org/www.cjr.org/ (Columbia Journalism Review, including archives)

10. Associations and Organization To view associations and organizations concerned with Journalism, a user is encouraged to consult The Encyclopedia of Associations