Google's version of an academic database, Google Scholar searches many publisher's journals, academic websites, institutional repositories, and other similar sources, including the ScienceDirect and JSTOR databases. You can even link the library's database and journal subscriptions to Google Scholar results!
Google has scanned millions of books, and added book information from publishers, to create a huge searchable library. Not all the books are fully viewable, but you can limit to full view, or find links to libraries and bookstores to get a physical copy.
Open Access (free web-based) scholarly journals from around the world. About half the journals can be searched on the level of the individual articles. All DOAJ journals are listed in our journal finder/Find Article @ SCSU service.
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Digg collects, ranks, and categorizes websites and stories, all based on user input.
There are even search engines and guides for search engines...
Microsoft's version of a library database. You can also limit by subject (some subjects are still being added). Be sure to check the journal finder for library access to journal articles.
Yippy, formerly Clusty, searches several top search engines and organizes results into clusters based on similarity.
Search for US Congressional bills and information on Congress.gov, a search engine from the Library of Congress.
The Library of Congress' American Memory Collection is an astonishing set of written and spoken words, sound recordings, still and moving images,
prints, maps, and sheet music that document the American experience.
