Librarian - Bernice Wright
Email: bwright@sfasu.edu
Phone: 936.468.1528
Office: 202d
Appointments Available
Subject Indexes | E-Text | Websites
Academic Search Complete (Ebsco) is a multidisciplinary index giving access to articles in over 8000 journals with many available in full text.
Expanded Academic ASAP (Gale Cengage Learning) is a general database with indexing for journal, magazine and newspaper articles, with many of the articles available full text.
Wilson Select Plus (FirstSearch) is a general database that contains full text articles from popular and scholarly journals and magazines.
Communication & Mass Media Complete (Ebsco) covers key journals, recent encyclopedias, and handbooks in the area of communications studies and mass media.
General Businessfile ASAP (Gale Cengage Learning) lists articles in business journals and magazines with many available full text.
InfoTrac OneFile (Gale Cengage Learning) provides access to newspapers as well as refereed, scholarly journal articles from 1980 to the present.
Newsbank (Access World News) is a full-text newspaper resource consisting of more than 1,800 regional, national, and international newspapers and newswire sources.
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NetLibrary is a collection of electronic books (eBooks) especially selected to meet the needs of the university curriculum.
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Started in 1955 by Ed Sullivan, this organization claims to be the "single largest television professional association in the world."American Forces Network Online
A worldwide military radio and television broadcasting service offered by the American Forces Radio and Television Service.AMS Seal of Approval
The American Meteorology Society seal of approval for radio and television weather broadcasts has been around since 1957. Information about the seal and how a station can get the seal is available at their web site.Broadcast and Telecommunications Industry Sites
Great information provided by the National Association of Broadcasters pertaining to comparison data on mass media and other important web sites to the industry.Corporation for Public Broadcasting
CPB is a private nonprofit corporation created by Congress in 1967, is a leader in public broadcasting's transition to digital educational and programming services for the American people.National Association of Broadcasters
The National Association of Broadcasters is a full-service trade association that promotes and protects the interests of radio and television broadcasters in Washington and around the world.National Television Academy
Offers News, History, Awards, and Job openings as well as Television Quarterly.Paley Center for Media (formerly Museum of Television and Radio)
A unique site that archives radio and television broadcasts. Interviews with many well-known people are available on the Internet. The museums mission is to "have a responsibility to the public to collect and make available the finest collection of programs and promote a greater appreciation of its artistic value, social impact, and historic importance."Radio and Television Broadcasting Career Information
Career information from the U.S. Labor Department describing employment, training, earnings, and job outlook.Radio and Television News Directors Association
Founded as a grassroots organization in 1946, its purpose was to set standards of news gathering and reporting. Their code of ethics is posted at their site.Society of Broadcast Engineers
The Society of Broadcast Engineers, formed in 1963, is a nonprofit organization serving the interests of Broadcast Engineers.United States European command
A specific broadcasting service dedicated to a special group of people. "To deliver Department of Defense internal information and radio and television programming services which provide 'a touch of home' to Department of Defense personnel and their families serving overseas."
