NEWSBANK
NewsBank, inc. produces the largest news databases in existence for libraries worldwide. Through partnerships with leading news publishers globally, NewsBank collates current and archival news information into their online databases, built from thousands of diverse sources such as newspapers, news websites, newswires, blogs, videos, audio recordings, broadcast transcripts, and other media.
With NewsBank’s intuitive interface and powerful search technology, students and researchers can explore and cross-search tens of millions of current and archival news articles, and easily pinpoint information from local, state, national, regional and international news sources.
Find out more about NewsBank's flagship news databases for our region:
ACCESS AUSTRALIA
Access Australia is the largest collection of Australian news sources available to libraries, with full-text news articles from more than 650 titles from all six states and two territories.
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Offering the best of both worlds, Access Australia 2021 will combine text‑based and image-based news sources within a single database:
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Text-based news sources: 500 newspapers, 40+ news websites, 70+ magazines, as well as transcripts, newswires, and more
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Image-based news sources: 10 major Australian newspapers in full-image format
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As an all-in-one solution, NewsBank’s superb user interface enables users to search and cross-search all text-based and image-based news articles at the same time.
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Access Australia offers an exceptional depth of coverage of local news information, combining:
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deep archives for hundreds of Australian newspapers in text-only format, starting as early as the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s;
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new building archives for 40+ Australian news websites in text-only format; and
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new building archives for 10 major Australian newspapers in a full-image format.
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Contact Bezi today to arrange a title list, a quote, and free 30-day trial for your library.
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ACCESS NEW ZEALAND
Access New Zealand is the largest collection of NZ news sources available to libraries, with full-text news articles from more than 150 titles across the North and South Islands.
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Offering the best of both worlds, Access New Zealand 2021 will combine text‑based and image-based news sources within a single database:
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Text-based news sources: 140 newspapers, 8 news websites, plus magazines and newswires
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Image-based news sources: 6 major NZ newspapers in full-image format
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As an all-in-one solution, NewsBank’s superb user interface enables users to search and cross-search all text-based and image-based news articles at the same time.
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Access New Zealand offers an exceptional depth of coverage of local news information, combining:
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deep archives for hundreds of Australian newspapers in text-only format, starting as early as the 2000s and 2010s;
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new building archives for 8 NZ news websites in text-only format; and
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new building archives for 6 major NZ newspapers in a full-image format.
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Contact Bezi today to arrange a title list, a quote, and free 30-day trial for your library.
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ACCESS GLOBAL NEWSBANK
Access Global NewsBank is a worldwide news research collection that supports all academic disciplines. It includes all titles from Access Australia and Access New Zealand, plus a balanced range of international news sources from all continents of the world, with coverage commencing as early as the 1980s through to today.
In combining both global and local news coverage, the collection delivers broad and varied perspectives on key issues and events around the world.
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Offering the best of both worlds, Access Global NewsBank 2021 will combine text‑based and image-based news sources within a single database:
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Text-based news sources: 4,100+ newspapers, 1,200+ news websites, 500+ newswires, 400+ magazines, 200+ journals, plus blogs, transcripts, links to videos, links to audio recordings, and much more
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Image-based news sources: 200+ full-image newspapers and magazines
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As an all-in-one solution, NewsBank’s superb user interface enables users to search and cross-search all text-based and image-based news articles at the same time.
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Access Global NewsBank offers an exceptional depth of coverage of local news information, combining:
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deep archives for thousands of newspapers in text-only format, starting as early as the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s;
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new building archives for 1,200+ news websites in text-only format; and
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new building archives for 200+ newspapers and magazines in a full-image format.
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Contact Bezi today to arrange a title list, a quote, and free 30-day trial for your library.
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ACCESS WORLD NEWS: RESEARCH COLLECTION
NewsBank’s flagship database, Access World News: Research Collection, is an unparalleled resource for libraries. The database provides access to an unmatched 12,800+ news sources across six continents – or 829,000,000+ news articles – dating from the 1980s through to today. More than half the news sources, some 6,400+ titles, are unique to NewsBank.
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Offering the best of both worlds, Access World News: Research Collection 2021 will combine text‑based and image-based news sources within a single database:
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Text-based news sources: 6,900+ newspapers, 2,100+ news websites, 700+ newswires, 700+ magazines, 400+ journals, plus blogs, transcripts, links to videos, links to audio recordings, and much more
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Image-based news sources: 200+ full-image newspapers and magazines
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As an all-in-one solution, NewsBank’s superb user interface enables users to search and cross-search all text-based and image-based news articles at the same time.
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Access World News: Research Collection offers an exceptional depth of coverage of local news information, combining:
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deep archives for thousands of newspapers in text-only format, starting as early as the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s;
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new building archives for 2,100+ news websites in text-only format; and
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new building archives for 200+ newspapers and magazines in a full-image format.
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Contact Bezi today to arrange a title list, a quote, and free 30-day trial for your library.
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