Seeing the Newseum on the Inauguration Parade route reminded me of theirs (and others) spectacular foreign news service.
The Newseum Front Pages (provided by the Newseum - an actual museum of news located in Washington, D.C.) offers over 600 front pages from 62 countries. A quick glance at the front page of the local newspaper can really aid jurisdictional specific research.
The page Press Display offers a number of services, free and fee. One of the freebies is the opportunity to view front pages of newspapers from around the world. They also offer a premium service at approx. $30 per month for unlimited access to their newspapers, a 14-day archive, and the ability to set up monitoring alerts.
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Under the doctrine of "noscitur a sociis" the questionable meaning of a word or doubtful words can be derived from its association with other words within the context of the phrase. In that I light, I am presenting useful interent sources for law librarians, that may be related to research, but also may be just for fun!
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