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Newspapers & Magazines (aka periodicals, journals and scholarly communications)
Magazine Subscriptions in Print
The Library subscribes to over 100 popular magazines and several local, regional, and national newspapers, located in the Periodical's Room on the Washington St. side of the building. Business journals and news publications are located in the Business Section of the Reference Room. There are also recent issues of teen magazines in the Teen area.
See our complete list of Subscriptions
Digital Magazines
RBdigital is the updated version of Zinio for Libraries, so if you have Zinio or the Zinio app already you'll need to update in order to keep the content you've already downloaded!
If you want to start reading magazines for free on your computer or web enabled device:
Create an Account at the RBdigital Magazines page or view our detailed instructions.
To get RBdigital Magazines on your mobile device:
Download the RBdigital Magazines app for iPhone or iPad from the Apple Appstore
Download the RBdigital Magazines app for Android from the Google Play Store
Read this page to see if your Kindle Fire tablet is compatible with RBdigital Magazines
RBdigital is provided by the Old Colony Library Network
New York Times Digital Edition
Detailed Instructions
Access to nytimes.com is provided by the Old Colony Library Network
Online Newspaper Archives
The full text of the Boston Globe searchable 1980-presentInfotrac Newsstand provides access to more than 1,100 major U.S. regional, national and local newspapers as well as leading titles from around the world
Online Periodicals and Journals
Abstracts and Full Text content and citations from ~18967 scholarly publications, many peer-reviewedNewspapers and Magazines on Microfilm
A microfilm machine is available in the Reference Room available in the Reference room. Print, scan to file, and save images to flash drive or email. There is no charge for this service but staff should be consulted before using the equipment. Available microfilm includes the Canton Citizen, Canton Journal, some Canton vital records, back issues of some magazines etc. You may bring in your own microfilm to view and print. We can locate local obituaries for you if you can provide an approximate date.