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NewsBank's new "Find a Topic" feature

By Michelle Buhalo •  March 1, 2016

NewsBank rolled out a new feature that allows users to browse by topic and find relevant articles on a variety of subject matters, including Business and Economics, Environment, Health, Politics and Government, Sports, Technology, and more. To access this feature, log in to jenkinslaw.org with your last name and member number. Once in NewsBank, the "Find a Topic" feature is located towards the top of the screen.

This is a great way to keep up-to-date on hot topic news items. For example, the Technology topic allows you to further limit by type of communication, like the iPhone, to see all the recent articles about the iPhone, encryption, security, and the FBI investigation.

For more information on the "Find a Topic" feature, check out NewsBank's video.

NewsBank is a membership resource available to all Jenkins members. For help using this or any of our member databases, call us at 215.574.1505, email us at research@jenkinslaw.org, or chat with us.

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