Databases
See below for an alphabetical list of the electronic databases, e-book collections, and e-journal collections to which the library subscribes. Access to these e-resources is restricted to the students and staff of Brunel University for licensing and technical reasons. Some licence agreements may exclude access to databases and their contents from certain countries. It is your responsibility to comply with the terms and conditions of the relevant licence agreements - for more information see the copyright web page on databases - contact copyright@brunel.ac.uk if you have any questions.
For more information on how to access the databases on-campus and off-campus see the e-Library web page. A small number of e-resources require a unique username and password instead. These are given on the password page on our intranet. Please do not share credentials with anyone.
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FAME
Company and financial data on medium and large UK and Irish businesses. Bankscope, FAME and Osiris all have a similar interface, so once you have familiarised yourself with one, you should be able to use the others.
Family Law Online
Family Law Online provides access to law reports, commentary, legal and administrative changes published by Jordan Publishing.
Film & TV
A collection of over 3,000 hours of television news and cinema newsreels taken from the ITN/Reuters archive.
Film Index International
Provides information on approximately 100,000 films and references to articles about films.
Alternative link (if above doesn't work)
Film Index Online
Provides information on over 100,000 films and references to articles about films, combining the American Film Instit
Alternative link (if above doesn't work)
Foreign Broadcast Information Service Daily Reports, JISC Collections Selection
The JISC selection of the FBIS Daily Report includes a wealth of transcripts of broadcasts and news from around the world translated into English. The collection covers the period 1974–1996 in the Middle East and North Africa, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Eastern Europe.
FT.com
FT.com is an essential source of breaking news, comment, data analysis and research tools. The Financial Times, one of the world’s leading business news and information organisations, provides access to news and analysis covering global business, finance, politics and much more. FT content supports a range of disciplines from accounting and international relations to economics and management. First time users: on campus use the Access Manager pop-up to register for access using your Brunel University email address to create a unique username and password (off campus users should follow this special FT registration link).
