The first box, "All Items by Source", lists electronic resources specifically for Film & Television.


- Multi-subject, Film & Television.
- Streaming video.
- 70,000 titles.
- Documentaries, interviews, performances, news programs and news reels, field recordings, commercials, and raw footage.


- Multi-subject, Film & Television.
- Streaming video.
- Educational videos primarily from BBC and public television productions.


- Communication, Journalism, Business, Film & Television.
- 500 journals full text, indexing to an additional 800.
- 1915-present.


- Multi-subject, Film & Television.
- Streaming video.
- Over 25,000 educational videos.


- Multi-subject, Journalism, Communication, Film & Television, History.
- 40 full-text U.S. and international newspapers, selective full text for 400 regional newspapers.
- Includes full-text television and radio news transcripts.


- Communication, Film & Television, Computer Science.
- 140 titles, most available full text.
- 1995-present.

- Multi-subject, Film & Television, Shorts & Feature Length.
- Stream on web, iOS app, Android app, Apple TV, ChromCast, Roku.
- 31,000+ titles, including the Criterion Collection.
- Feature Films, Indie Films, Classics, Documentaries, Instructional Videos, Great Courses.


Multi-subject. 4,600 journals full text. Indexing for articles in 8,500 additional journals.
JSTOR


Multi-subject, Business, English & Literature, History, World Languages & Cultures. Full-text scholarly journals, books, and documents.
LexisNexis Academic [now Nexis Uni]


Multi-subject, History, Business, Political Science, Journalism, Social Work. 15,000 business, legal, and news sources. Includes The New York Times, The Washington Post. Information for over 80 million companies.
ProQuest Complete


Multi-subject. Select individual databases for merged search results: 40 databases (mostly full-text), Academic Video Online, and Ebook Central.

Katy Van Arsdale
Special Collections Librarian
Tel: 965-6244
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