We’ve posted about Readex several times in recent months regarding newspaper digitization projects and their new FBIS (Foreign Broadcast Information Service) database.

Today, a new issue of The Readex Report is online and contains several interesting articles including one by Lynne Lampert from Cal State, Northridge . Readex is division of NewsBank.

Articles include:
+ “Meet the Students”: Bringing Your Library’s Online Resources Into Your Students’ “Circle of Trust”
By Lynn D. Lampert, Chair, Reference & Instructional Services, California State University, Northridge

+ From Student Researcher to Careful Scholar: Tips from a Lexicographer
By Grant Barrett, editor of the Double-Tongued Dictionary web site

+ Exploring the Explorers: Government-Sponsored Expeditions in the 19th Century
By Jim Walsh, Account Executive, Readex

+ Conducting Biographical Research in Government Publications, Part III: John C. Frémont and the U.S. Congressional Serial Set
By Steve Daniel, Senior Editorial Consultant, Readex

See Also: Past Issues of The Readex Report

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