Journalism and Media - Suggested Additional Resources

There are a wide range of resources available to Journalism and Media students beyond the obvious journals, databases and websites. Here we list a selection we think you'll find useful.

Audio, Images and Video

• In View (BFI)
  British History Through the Lens
• JISC Media Hub
  Search, view, and download thousands of video, image and audio resources from many different collections covering news, documentaries, popular culture and much more

Government Sources

• DirectGov

Newspapers

• 19th Century UK Periodicals
  magazines published for new readership audiences emerging in the 19th century, including a focus on women, children, leisure interests
• International Times (IT)
  a British countercultural underground newspaper 1966-1986
• Nexis UK
  Search for and read international newspaper articles from 1980s/90s to the present.
• Onlinenewspapers.com
• Times Digital Archive 1785-1985
• UKpressonline
  The Daily Express and Daily Mirror from the early 1900s to the present day

Reading Lists

Reading lists may have been prepared by your lecturer specifically for your course.

• School of Creative Arts, Film and Media
• School of Social, Historical and Literary Studies

School of Social, Historical and Literary Studies

• SSHLS Website: Journalism
  Latest research and news relevant to SSHLS students

Statistics

• Office for National Statistics

Theses and Dissertations

Some examples of dissertations from Journalism and Media Studies are available  on the Dissertations database.