Directories of Electronic Journals Beyond UCSD
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Directory of Electronic Journals and Newsletters from
the Association of Research Libraries. (UCSD Only)
One of the best places to look for information about particular electronic journals or newsletters.
Directories and Lists Available in These Categories:
Directories and Lists of Electronic Journals and Newsletters
- Australian Electronic Journals (National Library of Australia)
- A current list of Australian electronic journals and magazines with a
presence on the WWW - including overseas works with Australian content or an Australian emphasis.
- BUBL Journals
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BUBL is the "Bulletin Board for Libraries" (UK)
All information in BUBL Journals is freely available to all users
without registration and without the need for
any software other than a WWW browser. Since BUBL began way back in
1990, an important part of its service
has been the provision of electronic newsletters, journals, abstracts,
and tables of contents. These have now been
brought together into the distinct BUBL Journals service.
The content is organised so that all titles that are no longer issued
or no longer received by BUBL have been
stored away in the BUBL Archive. This leaves a total of over 200
current titles which have abstracts and tables
of contents stored in BUBL Journals. About two thirds of these relate
to library and information science. There
is also reasonable coverage of titles covering social, medical and
business topics. Not all titles are refereed
academic journals, as BUBL Journals also holds contents and abstracts
from a selection of newsletters and
magazines.
- The CIC Electronic Journals Collection (Committee on Institutional Cooperation)
- The CIC, with headquarters in
Champaign, Illinois, is the academic consortium of the Big Ten
universities and the University of Chicago, with
programs and activities that encompass nearly all aspects of
university activity. Although some of the journals targeted for inclusion in the CIC-EJC
have been part of the CICNet E-Serials Archive for some time, the CIC-EJC may contain titles not available in
the E-Serials Archive and similarly, the E-Serials Archive will contain titles not available in the CIC-EJC.
The content of the CIC-EJC will be continually monitored and managed by key librarians at the CIC member
universities.
- The Directory of Computing Science Journals (Simon Fraser University)
- The Directory of Computing Science Journals is being developed as a prototype for Internet serials directories
accessible through the World-Wide Web. Each entry in the directory consists of a web page providing basic
journal information and a comprehensive collection of links to known Internet-based resources related to the
journal. This is one component of the Internet Electronic Library project at Simon Fraser University.
- EFF General Online Publications Archive (Electronic Frontier Foundation)
- A variety of e publications including a many gopher-only. Authors include Bruce Sterling and William Gibson.
- Electronic Journals ( WWW Virtual Library)
- Focuses on scholarly journals.
- Electronic
Journals and Periodicals in Psychology and Related Fields
- From the Psychology department at Hanover College.
- The
Electronic Newsstand
- Source for the widest selection of articles from the
world's leading magazines, newsletters,
newspapers, catalogues and more. Browse for free or subscribe for a fee.
- FindLaw Full Text Search
of Legal Journals
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A full text searchable database of all law reviews
and journals that are on the Internet. As of early 1996, there are
over 35 law reviews indexed, including some that are only
available by way of the Internet. The full indexing allows
you to search all of the law reviews and journals on the
Internet with one search. We offer Boolean and word
proximity searches of the full text database. Law journals
can be searched individually as well. The database is
updated nightly.
- Full-Text Archives of Scholarly Society Serial Publications
- From the University of Waterloo Library.
- Journals and Newspapers
- From the English Server, Carnegie Mellon
- News and Periodical Resources on the Web
- Compiled by the Library of Congress
- On-line
Buddhist Newsletters and Journals
- Online Newspaper
Services Resource Directory (Editor & Publisher Interactive)
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This site lists newspaper publishers with
online services in operation OR under development, as well as
resources of interest to the newspaper new
media community. The information here is updated regularly.
- Publications on the Internet
- No longer being maintained! Part of the respected Scout Toolkit, provides pointers to those key magazines and
"webzines" available on The Internet that cover, The Internet, computers in general, Macintosh and MS Windows computing.
- Scholarly Journals
Distributed via the Web (University of Houston)
- Serials in Cyberspace:
Collections, Resources, and Services (Birdie MacLennan, University
of Vermont Library)
- Starting Point: Magazines
- Virtual Computer Library: Journals/Magazines
- Focus is on Journals that deal with computing. From the Virtual Computer Library, University of Texas, Austin.
- Web Based Technology Law Journals
- From the University of Florida College of Law
- Yahoo! Magazines
- See also Yahoo! sections for Internet Magazines,
Literature Magazines and
Science Journals.
Newspapers and Other News Media
- Current Events Resource on the WWW (University of Kentucky, Lexington)
- Includes links to newspapers, wireservices, etc. Also includes links directly to information by topic.
- Journals and Newspapers
- From the English Server, Carnegie Mellon
- News and Periodical Resources on the Web
- Compiled by the Library of Congress
- News Media Search Engines (Univ. of California, Irvine)
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Links to search engines of news media on the web including Time,
Fortune, CNN, New York Times, National Review, U.S. News, and more.
- NewsDirectory.Com
- "A Guide to English-Language Media Online" including newspapers, broadcast media,
and magazines.
- Newslink
- Provides free links to more than 2,300 news sources:
on-line newspapers,
on-line broadcasters,
on-line magazines, and other special sites.
Also has a Top 10 hot list of the most frequently cited
on-line news resources. From the American Journalism Review.
- NewsPages from Individual.Com
- A commercial service, with newswire stories categorized by industry. UCSD Users: more
full-text is available through the News categories in Academic Universe.
- The Omnivore (Rich Rath)
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The Omnivore is a comprehensive daily news service designed to quickly
and concisely deliver coverage of
events around the world as they happpen. In-depth followups are
generally available through the Omnivore's menu system.
- The Ultimate News Links
Page
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Over 3800 links to newspapers around the world. Organized
geographically.
- WWW News
Resource Page (Univ. of California, Irvine)
- Including alternative, conservative, ethnic, mainstream, and more.
- Yahoo! Newspapers
Publishers, Including UCSD and UC E-Journal Providers
Lists of Publishers:
Some Major E-Journal Providers:
Lists of "Zines" - independent Web Magazines
- E-Zine List (John Labovitz)
- This is a directory of 600+ electronic 'zines around the world, accessible via the Web, Gopher, FTP, email, and
other services. This list is updated at the beginning of each month.
- etext.org archives
- An independent archive of electronic texts that's been in operation since 1992, with categories for
politics, poetry, and more.
- Factsheet Five
- "Factsheet Five is the closest thing to a central source of information
about zines. Each issue of F5 reviews 1,000 to 1,500 zines, with 20 to
25 percent of those reviews being zines that are either brand new to us,
or we haven't seen in a long time." The Weirdest! The Coolest! The
ones you haven't heard of!
"Zines are small press publications with a press run of 15 - 2,500. They
often deal with obscure or controversial subjects, or they're about the
life of the publisher, or they're about the latest underground muzak
sensation. A zine is not defined by its topic so much as its funkiness,
its personality and its lack of pretention. It's easier to define what
a zine is *not*. They aren't slick, they aren't professional (although
some of the best publisher *do* pay a lot of attention to detail and
presentation) and they don't make a profit."
- InfoJump
- Browze zines by title or search for individual articles.
- Zine.Net
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From the homepage: "Zine.Net is THE resource on the Internet for
information on the vast assortment of independent, self-published
zines. It serves as a centralized starting point for both zines
created on our server as well as pointers to existing zine sites.
Our goal is unique in that we want to generate sales for printed
(hard copy) zines. We sincerely believe the most effective method
for doing this is by allowing a reader to SAMPLE BEFORE THEY BUY.
This will be in the form of choosing a couple of selections from
a zine, converting them to world-wide-web format, HTML, and then
making them available for reading from our Internet site, Zine.Net."
Projects
A mix of completed and ongoing projects - some of the contents at these sites may be old.
- Electronic
Journal Publishing List VPIEJ-L
- A revised and updated VPIEJ-L home page is now available.
It includes links to the archives for 1992-1994, a search option and
links to several related resources on the Internet.
Can also be accessed from
Scholarly Communications Project home page
- HyperJournal
- "Hyperjournal is a discussion list devoted exclusively to electronic
journals, especially those which
publish on the World Wide Web. It is concerned with all aspects of the
production and publication
of electronic journals, particularly those managed by academics
themselves."
Includes directories of journals and archives of the ongoing discussion list.
- Open Journal Project
(Southampton University, UK)
- The aim of the Open Journals Project is to provide a framework for
publishing journals in a network environment
such that maximum access to (and from) the publications is ensured.
This involves the use of ubiquitous link services and information
mining agents.
- Periodicals, Magazines and Journals
- Yes, "The World" -- std.com gopher site is still running, and has some old archival
newsletter content available.
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