Journalism

Columbia Journalism Review: CJR's links to locating experts
Experts arranged by topic: Universities/Think Tanks, General and Authors sections are useful for one-stop shopping for experts on a wide variety of topics. Compiled by Kitty Bennett, news librarian at St. Petersburg Times
Newswise Contact Directory: Database of universities, colleges, and other research organizations designed to help journalists find media contacts. It may be searched by institution name, location, subject area, or institution type
Profnet: Connect with experts either by sending a query to their network of professional communicators or by searching nearly 20,000 expert profiles.
World Bank experts: Arranged by subject area

Committee of Concerned Journalists: Information on the future of journalism with resources for education and training and tools of the trade
The Poynter Institute: School for journalists, future journalists, and teachers of journalists

Foreign Press Center: Information from the State Department on getting media credentials in DC, New York, and LA
House Press Gallery: Rules for the House
Senate Press Gallery: Rules for the Senate

Internet Public Library: Directory of online newspapers from around the world
NewsAhead World News Forecast: Future world news headlines and the stories behind them - One year ahead for subscribers, One month ahead in the for free
Factiva: Full text access to business sources including national and international newspapers, magazines, wire services, web sites and industry (trade) sources. Contact the librarian for a search of this database.
Nexis: International news, business research, legal research, medical research and reference sources from 1964 - present. Contact the librarian for a search of this database.

TripAdvisor: Unbiased travel reviews about hotels, attractions and restaurants around the world

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