If the article was republished in one or more of the approved newspaper sources, you can still use it for your media analysis. The editors of the approved newspaper decided this article was appropriate for their readers and fit within their scope/point of view. If it was republished in more than one of the approved newspapers, you can choose any of those newspaper to cite, but you can only use the article once.
You can use Boolean searching (AND/OR/NOT) to look for multiple spellings in a single search. AND, OR, NOT are words used as connectors between your search terms. They are called Boolean Operators.
AND
Search term examples: press AND incarceration
OR
Search term examples: Uyghur OR Uighur OR Uygur OR Uigur | incarceration OR jail OR prison | Kiev OR Kyiv
NOT
Search term examples: press NOT newspaper
While the library doesn't have a way to search every approved source simultaneously, we can search groups of the approved sources indexed in Factiva at the same time (limit 25 sources in one search). In order to use the pre-populated links, you must first authenticate into the Factiva database.
If you don't follow the steps in this order, the pre-populated link will not work correctly.
You can use a Google search to look for articles across multiple websites by adding site:url OR site:url after your topic. However, Google limits the number of words in their search box to 32, which means adding all the newspaper sites to a single search won’t work. You will need to divide the newspaper list in some way, such as by geographic region.
You can limit the date range in Google by clicking on Tools in the upper right and changing Any time to Past year.
These are the sites divided by geographic region (note: you may define regions differently for your assignment):
