Media News - Friday, October 19, 2007
Economist to put archive online
More than 160 years of articles from the Economist are set to become available online with the launch of The Economist Historical Archive 1843-2003. The archive will contain more than 600,000 pages of the weekly magazine's reporting and analysis. It is a joint project between Gale - part of Cengage Learning - and the Economist. The magazine, which has a worldwide print circulation of more than 1.2m, hopes to target educational institutions, public libraries, government organisations, corporations and financial institutions. Users can search or browse by issue and date, or use more advanced search options such as sections of the paper, article type or article title. Preview trials of the archive are available and the full archive will be available via subscription in December. Its website, Economist.com offers readers free access to content under one year old. (Media Guardian)
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