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The UTC Library now offers EBSCO’s Communication Source database (which upgrades and replaces Communication and Mass Media Complete). It includes over 700 full text journals and indexing and abstracting for over 1,000 titles. View the title list here. The database has a global communications focus and features journals on linguistics, language, rhetoric, journalism, media studies,… Continue Readinghttps://blog.utc.edu/library/files/2019/11/feature-communication-source.jpg