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A better Oregonian archive?Has anyone found anything better then the Newsbank system you can access at the library? It only goes back to '88, and the search system is so, so bad. I know the library has microfiche, but I really don't want to get into that, if only because I would have to pay for prints. Also, has anyone come across an Oregon Journal archive, anywhere?
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If you are looking for a full-text database, I haven't run across anything better, but I wanted to suggest that you could eliminate the cost of making prints by taking pictures of the reader's display with a digital camera.
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