A newspaper is a publication containing news, information and advertising, usually printed on low-cost paper called newsprint. ...
are serials that are published daily. Because they can take up a lot of space very quickly, the Libraries keep older ones in a reduced form on microfilm.
a publication that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly and that contains news, articles of opinion, features, and advertising. May also be found in electronic format.
Unit within the Geisel Library building that houses current periodicals, newspapers, and microforms. Located on the first level of the west wing of the Geisel Library building.
Belch and Belch estimate that newspapers are read daily in 70 percent of US households, and in as many as 90 percent of high-income households. Newspapers permit a level of detail in health reporting not feasible with broadcast media. ...
still are being published, but not much are read anymore. Pg. 1
CI newspapers published under a contract with a civilian publisher. Under the contract the publisher sells advertisements and is granted limited exclusivity in distributing to post barracks and family housing areas. The newspapers are published at no cost to the Army. ...
and magazines etc are purchased through Newsagents that usually have a small shop about the size, lighting and olfactory equivalent of a bat cave and that's not the Batman and Robin kind. ...
Akron beacon Journal (daily); Suburbanite (weekly)
A periodical issued at stated, frequent intervals (.ie, daily, weekly, or semi-weekly), containing news, opinions, advertisements, and other items of current, often local, interest
have electronic archives. But, not all archives go back to the 1950s. It may be necessary to email the newspaper to obtain relevant articles.
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