Streaming and Digital Media Student Guide: Open Access eBooks & Articles

"The primary aim of DOAB is to increase discoverability of Open Access books. Academic publishers are invited to provide metadata of their Open Access books to DOAB. Metadata will be harvestable in order to maximize dissemination, visibility and impact."

Create a free account to borrow eBooks. Strengths of the collection include literature, philosophy, political science, history, and more.

Extensive digital library of full-text books, plays, stories, and essays.

More than 7,000 items from all over the US are here: television and radio episodes from 1940- present
From the Library of Congress and GBH public broadcasting. Some material may request registration, but much is free to use non-commercially without.

Use the browse feature on the left to browse by date, topic, people, collections. Extensive collection of links.

Over "42,245,361 images, texts, videos, and sounds from across the United States."

Includes: Animation and Cartoons, Arts & Music, Computers & Technology, Cultural & Academic Films, Ephemeral Films, Home Movies, Movies, News & Public Affairs, Open Source Movies, Spirituality & Religion, Sports Videos, Video Games, Vlogs, and Youth Media.

Films on the site can be streamed free of charge, but not downloaded without a membership fee.

Includes over 4,500 moving image historical records (e.g., propaganda films, Newsreel footage) and over 7,600 hours of streaming video oral history testimonials.

Find open access journals & articles.