A guide to accessing the FT.com is below.
Please note that the subscription to FT.com will be ending on 17th May 2025.
Articles from the Financial Times are also available to view in the database Proquest Central. Please note that there is a 1 month delay.
LexisLibrary is the database to use if you are targeting newspaper articles. It contains full text articles from major UK national and local newspapers.
The free Libby app gives you access to a range of magazines and news sources, along with e-books and audiobooks with a leisure reading angle. These are provided in addition to the range of academic e-books and journal subscriptions that you can access via our catalogue and our print Leisure Reading collection in Kimberlin Library. All you need to access these collections is to download the Libby app and sign into our library using your single sign-on details to begin browsing and borrowing from the digital collection.
You can also read on Libby within a browser.
There is a guide to using the Libby app to get you started.
Newspapers are often discounted as sources of information as they are not 'academic'. However they can be very useful as they provide:
Reading quality newspapers is a great way to develop your commercial awareness. In assignments you will often be writing about business models and theories and information from newspapers can illustrate how these models and frameworks are put into practice.
Many newspapers now have an online presence.
The Paperboy and The Newspaper Index both help you to identify online newspapers in particular countries. They don't give any assessment on the quality of the newspaper but they do indicate which language the newspaper is available in.