- AJR
NewsLink--Magazines:
- American Journalism Review's links, grouped by type of magazine
- The Baton Rouge Morning
Advocate
- A full-text version of Baton Rouge's daily newspaper
- Bayou State Periodical Index
- "An index to Louisiana popular periodicals." The Louisiana Division has paper copies of the earlier
indexes.
- The Celebrity Cafe
- "...interviews with exciting and interesting people we feel capture your
imagination."
- Editor & Publisher
- Gambit
Weekly
- The full text of the Crescent City's weekly newspaper, plus guides to dining, entertainment,
events and
festivals, tourism information, and "The Best of New Orleans Marketplace."
- Kelley Blue Book
- Find used car values, new car prices, and more good information on
automobile buying & selling.
- Louisiana Life
- The online version of this excellent magazine.
- New Orleans Bee/L'Abeille de la Nouvelle-Orleans
- Images of the complete 1827-1923 run of this important French/English (and some Spanish) newspaper, scanned from the microfilm. From the Jefferson Parish Library.
- New Orleans CityBusiness
- New Orleans' weekly business newspaper.
- New Orleans Magazine
- The online version of this monthly magazine, with archives back to February 1997
- The New York Times
- Full-text version of one of the country's most respected newspapers. Registration required, but
it's free!
- Newseum
- This site allows your to see the front pages of 435 front pages from 47 countries as either an image or a .pdf file and provides a link to the newspaper's website.
- NewsLink
- A huge list of newspapers, magazines, radio/tv stations, and other media resources, searchable
by city.
- onlinenewspapers.com
- Provides links to thousands of newspapers worldwide.
- The Times-Picayune
- Not really the Times-Picayune online, but a good dose of the
paper's news with links to more local interest stories. From nola.com.
- PubList
- The Internet Directory of Publications
- The Paperboy
- Links to more than 2,600 newspapers worldwide.
- The Webindex of the Louisiana Newspaper Project
- A parish and chronological index to over 1,700 extant and currently published Louisiana newspapers dating from 1794, the Moniteur de la Louisiane, (the first newspaper printed in French and published in New Orleans), as well as Times- Picayune, the longest-lived Louisiana newspaper, established in 1837.
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Updated 4/2/2007
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