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removed 2020-08-18 as a test: lots of crossover from icon.cssInternational Coalition on Newspapers ICON ICON catalog ICON statistics and maps ICON home ICON FAQSICON feedbackInternational Coalition on Newspapers (ICON) Strategies to preserve and improve access to newspapers worldwide. Search the ICON database The ICON database is the most comprehensive source of information about significant newspaper collections in print, digital and micro formats. The large and growing database is designed to inform library decisions on the development, management and preservation of newspaper collections. Current statistics: issues from publications dating from – . See more ICON statistics and visualizations .  Funding and support for the ICON database has come from the Center for Research Libraries , the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) , the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) , and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation . More information ICON digitization initiatives ICON’s directory of digitization efforts around the globe . ICON Reports and Assessments Critical analysis of news publication, dissemination, and preservation initiatives Latest:News: Mellon Foundation Funds CRL Archive Analysis Assessment: Online Availability of African Newspapers Survey: Access to news databases Analysis: Preserving News in the Digital Environment LC News Report African News Assessment New York Times online review (CRL)About ICON ICON catalog ICON statistics and maps ICON home ICON FAQSICON feedbackCRL FAQ CRL Staff Directory CRL Employment CRL Feedback CRL Privacy Policy CRL Accessibility Statement CRL Site Map Center for Research Libraries 6050 S. Kenwood Avenue Chicago, IL 60637-2804 USA Map & Directions Phone: (800) 621-6044 or (773) 955-4545 Fax: (773) 955-4339 Follow CRL Signup for Connect Newsletter catalog.crl.edu ddsnext.crl.edu icon.crl.edu papr.crl.edu edesiderata.crl.edu liblicense.crl.edu gcollections.crl.edu × The TIMELINE is a way to visualize ICON holdings. Each bar represents a year for which issues of this title are held. Bars are grouped by decade, with earlier years at the top. Wider bars indicate more issues are held. Hover over a bar to view year and issue count. The TIMELINE is also a selection control. To pick a year, click on a bar or on the year dropdown. Then click on a highlighted month and day to view more information about the issues...