RESOURCES
Conducting
Research
Gateway
to University of Washington Libraries
UW
Libraries Information-Based Research Tutorial: This is a useful tool
for beginning researchers who may not be familiar with locating research
materials and resources.
Guide
to Internet Research on the World Wide Web: The Internet is full of
information, but not all of it is good and not all of it is easy to find.
This guide can help you find more credible and relevant information on
the World Wide Web.
Writing
Student
Writing Resources: The UW Libraries maintain this listing of resources
to help students with their writing.
Research
Mentor Center: Provides information about this center in Room 222 of
the School of Communications. You can receive free tutoring with reseach
and writing, provided by volunteer graduate students.
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News
Seattle
Times Online
New
York Times Online
CNN.com
Broadcast
ABC
NBC
CBS
WB
UPN
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Internet
Pew
Internet & American Life Project: Original, academic-quality
research that explores the impact of the Internet on children, families,
communities, the work place, schools, health care and civic/political life.
The Project aims to be an authoritative source for timely information on
the Internet's growth and societal impact.
Communication
and Civic Life
The
Center for Communication and Civic Engagement: Located in the School
of Communications at UW, this center is dedicated to research, the creation
of citizen resources and student-designed learning experiences that develop
new areas of positive citizen involvement in politics and social life.
The primary focus is to understand how new information technologies can
supplement more traditional forms of communication to facilitate new forms
of civic engagement.
Pew
Research Center for People and the Press: Studies public attitudes
toward the press, politics and public policy issues. The Center's main
purpose is to serve as a forum for ideas on the media and public policy
through its research.
Media
Criticism
Adbusters:
Critics of advertising and consumer culture, with a keen sense of humor
and an activist sensibility.
Media
Literacy
Media
Literacy Clearinghouse: A comprehensive listing of media literacy sites
and organizations, housed at the School of Medicine at the University of
South Carolina.
Media
Literacy Review: The publication of the Media Literacy Online Project
at the College of Education, University of Oregon. Great links and
resources.
Free
Speech
Freedom
Forum Online: A nonpartisan, international foundation dedicated to
free press, free speech and free spirit for all people.
Electronic
Freedom Foundation: "Protecting rights and promoting freedom in the
electronic frontier."
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