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Broadcasting and Content Providers
Radio, television, cable, and other content providers.
Information / Broadcasting and Content Providers
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- Library of Congress Online Catalog
loc.gov
Search the Library of Congress collections: books, serials, maps, music, and recorded sound. The national library of the United States.
- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
wikipedia.org
Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia, created and edited by volunteers around the world and hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation.
- The New York Times
nytimes.com
Live news, investigations, opinion, photos and video from the U.S. and around the world. Journalism in the public interest.
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary
merriam-webster.com
America's most trusted dictionary. Definitions, etymologies, word of the day, and a thesaurus for the English language.
- AT&T
att.com
Wireless, broadband, and telecommunications services in the United States, including 5G mobility and fiber internet.
- Amazon Web Services
aws.amazon.com
On-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs: compute, storage, databases, networking, and machine learning infrastructure.
- The Wall Street Journal
wsj.com
Business and financial news, markets coverage, and opinion. One of the largest newspapers in the United States by circulation.
- Harvard Business Review
hbr.org
Research-based ideas for leaders: strategy, leadership, innovation, and managing people, published by Harvard Business Publishing.
- Prints & Photographs Online Catalog — Library of Congress
loc.gov
Photographs, fine prints, posters, architectural drawings, and popular and applied graphic art from the Library's collections.
- IMDb — Internet Movie Database
imdb.com
Online database of information related to films, television series, streaming content, video games, and performing-arts events.
- Spotify
open.spotify.com
Audio streaming and media services: music, podcasts, and audiobooks, with personalized playlists and a catalog of tens of millions of tracks.
- Project Gutenberg
gutenberg.org
A library of over 70,000 free eBooks: literature whose copyright has expired in the United States, digitized by volunteers.
- Digital Collections — Library of Congress
loc.gov
Digitized American historical materials: maps, manuscripts, newspapers, film, and sound recordings from the national library.
- National Archives and Records Administration
archives.gov
The nation's record keeper. NARA preserves and provides access to the records of the United States federal government.
- Ancient Rome — Encyclopaedia Britannica
britannica.com
The state centred on the city of Rome that by the first century BCE had grown from a small Italian city-state into an empire spanning Europe, North Africa, and the Near East.
- Lonely Planet
lonelyplanet.com
Travel guides, destination advice, and trip planning for independent travelers, covering countries, cities, and regions worldwide.
- Spotify Charts
charts.spotify.com
Daily and weekly rankings of the most-streamed tracks and artists, by country and globally.
- Nature
nature.com
International weekly journal of science publishing peer-reviewed research in all fields of science and technology, plus news and commentary.
- New England Journal of Medicine
nejm.org
Peer-reviewed original research, review articles, and editorial opinion in general medicine, among the most widely read and cited medical journals.
- Dewey Decimal Classification — OCLC
oclc.org
The world's most widely used library classification system, organizing knowledge into ten main classes that span the world of knowledge.