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Electronic newspapers (students and staff only) They will be found on OxLIP+ (Oxford Libraries Information Platform) Once in OxLIP+, click on Subject, then Newspapers, then click on the GO button. By clicking on Newspapers, you will find: The Nexis® UK News Service offers news in Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Click on Sources to select non-English news. You can search using keywords in the language you have chosen, and limiting your search by date. The Factiva database which offers news from Bulgarian to Turkish (economical, financial) with some audio facilities (machine read) for French, Spanish. By searching the database alphabetically you will find: The Russian central newspapers or Nikkei Telecom 21 (Japanese news) Electronic journals They will be found on Oxlip+ (Oxford Libraries Information Platform) at Click on Oxford University e-Journals where you can do a search by Title, or browse by Title within the Subject (Arts and Humanities and subcategory Language & Linguistics) or do a search by Citation (where you can search by article’s title or author’s name) Databases They will be found on OxLIP+ at you can do a search by title if you know the name of your database, or do a search by Subject by browsing down the list till you find Modern Languages There are many useful databases, such as MLA (Modern Languages Association) which is a bibliographic database Some databases will have full text available such as: Bertold Brecht or Past Masters or Teatro Español del Siglo de Oro SOLO (Search Oxford Libraries Online) can help you determine which database would be most relevant to your needs. Go to SOLO then select the Crossearch. Do several searches and check which database offers the most relevant answers. Then go to OxLIP+ and do a search only on the database you have chosen in order to get the best results. E-BOOKS Perhaps the e-books most relevant to language learning will be the Project Gutenberg Project Gutenberg also offers a collection of audio files mainly in English but also in many other languages such as Chinese, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Russian, Spanish. Some of them are human-read, some of them machine-read.