The document provides tips for finding and reviewing newspaper articles. It recommends searching comprehensive news sources using keywords and Boolean operators, as well as limiting searches by industry, subject, or region. It also suggests gathering details from original reports to search for them directly and considering creative search terms to identify the origins of articles.

1. Your Article Review
Assessment wants you to
consider how research is
reported in the news.
Here are some tips for
finding newspaper articles.
Visit our Newspapers and
News Sources subject guide
for links to news sources.
The most comprehensive is:
University Library library.uwa.edu.au
Searching the
Popular Media

2. Searching
You can search Factiva using:
Key words
+ Boolean operators
Or types of News Sources
and Specific Subjects
And limit to a specific region
or industry if you wish

3. Searching
Industry or Subject Limits may
be the most helpful
This search retrieved just under 5,000 results
so we will need to use our limits

4. Searching
Gather as
many
details as
you can
about the
original
report

5. Searching for the Report
Use as many
details as you
can to search
for the original
report in
OneSearch or
Google or
Scopus etc..

6. Searching
WestLaw is another great popular press search tool.
By specifying content to search you can limit to major newspapers only.

7. Searching
You can then
build your search
and have it
applied just to
the sources you
have chosen

8. Searching
To reduce the number of results and make them more specific the word
“research” was added as term to “search within the results”.

9. Searching
Think creatively to identify the origins
of the newspaper article to the report