General Interest/Popular Magazines & Newspapers

General interest/popular magazines and newspapers are publications written for a wide audience and focus on one subject (Sports Illustrated), or a variety of subjects (Newsweek, Time Magazine, The New York Times).  Most of the articles in these magazines and newspapers are secondary sources.  Some articles may be first person accounts of current events or reprints of speeches, documents, etc., and these could be considered primary sources. 

Examples: 

Newsweek	Time Magazine
People	US News & World Report
Car and Driver	Sports Illustrated
Vogue	Ebony
Ladies Home Journal	Esquire
New York Times	The Record
Star-Ledger	Daily News

Last updated: 03 Aug 05, JGC
Content reviewed: July 2008, JGC