INTERNET REFERENCES

The following links are gateways to online libraries and databases for more general research. These links will also be useful to find out more about topics not yet covered by this site. Alternatively, you can use news groups and chat rooms to ask others for help on a particular topic.

Don't forget to check out the other 'rounds' at this site, including Australian politics, consumer affairs, media, legal and health rounds. The Australian Journalist Desktop also features its own message board where you can post media related questions to other visitors to this site.

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	Online libraries Monash University (Melbourne) - search a wide variety of electronic resources (warning: some of the databases require a Monash password or are restricted to students, however there are still plenty of good external databases that can be accessed) The Australian Libraries Gateway has links to all online libraries Online Computer Library Centre (OCLC) Asia Pacific Services
	Online databases The Australian Journalism Research Index - a listing of media related topics printed between 1992 and 1997. Prepared by the University of Queensland's Journalism Department Search hundreds of thousands of periodicals and magazines at EBSCO. You will first need to login to EBSCO. Make both username and password 'library' when prompted. Then do a keyword search for the topic you require The Australian War Memorial is an excellent site where you can search for war photos, films, interviews, official records and the roll of honour
	Journalist organisations Investigative Reporters and Editors (mostly US)
	Chat The Journalism Forum (mostly US)
	News groups ALT.JOURNALISM ALT.JOURNALISM.CRITICISM ALT.JOURNALISM.FREELANCE ALT.JOURNALISM MODERATED ALT.JOURNALISM.MUSIC ALT.JOURNALISM.NEWSPAPERS ALT.JOURNALISM.OBJECTIVE ALT.JOURNALISM.PHOTO ALT.JOURNALISM.PRINT ALT.JOURNALISM.STUDENTS ALT.INTERNET.MEDIA-COVERAGE