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The UCI Libraries proudly offer campus-wide access to The Wall Street Journal directly through WSJ.com!
The UCI Libraries and The Wall Street Journal entered a partnership which provides sponsored WSJ memberships for all current UCI students, faculty and staff. Each activated membership comes with personalized access to WSJ.com, the WSJ mobile app, industry-specific newsletters and podcasts, and exclusive experiences with access to special events and discounts through WSJ+.
How do current UCI affiliates (i.e. students, faculty, and staff with an active UCInetID and password) activate their complimentary membership?
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Is any content from Dow Jones NOT included in our subscription?
WSJ Pro articles are not part of the UCI Libraries' subscription to WSJ.com. WSJ Pro is a completely separate premium product. Unfortunately, Dow Jones does not mark its Pro article links (e.g. with a padlock icon), so you may not realize it's a Pro article unless you see the Pro logo in the header, as well as another box prompting you to sign in or subscribe.
What personal info might Dow Jones collect, and how might they use it?
When you create a WSJ.com account, your personal information is subject to use by publisher Dow Jones as described below:
How do current UCI faculty and staff renew their membership?
Faculty and staff need to renew their membership annually.
Do students receive additional benefits from Wall Street Journal after they graduate?
Students with activated memberships qualify for significantly reduced promotional rates that continue for two years after graduating. Students will receive an automated email upon graduation from WSJ inviting them to subscribe at those exclusive rates.
Can current UCI affiliates who already have personal subscriptions cancel their membership?
If you currently pay for a personal WSJ membership, you will not automatically be switched to the UCI Libraries sponsored membership. To cancel a personal membership and switch to the university-sponsored membership, you have can email or call WSJ support (contact info at the end of this page).
Please tell WSJ that you want to switch to the subscription provided by the University of California, Irvine. Partial refunds will be dispersed. After your personal account is closed, you will be able to activate your complimentary membership sponsored by the UCI Libraries.
More questions?
For any support requests, you can contact WSJ:
You can also contact Annette Buckley, UCI Libraries Research Librarian for Business and Economics.
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The UCI Libraries are proud to offer campus-wide access to The Financial Times directly through FT.com!
The UCI Libraries and The Financial Times (FT) have entered into a partnership which provides sponsored FT.com accounts for all current UCI students, faculty and staff. Each account comes with personalized access to FT.com and the FT mobile app. FT is a daily read for executives, policy-makers, and academics, among others, around the world. The FT offers news, opinion pieces, and data on a variety of topics, including management, business, the legal industry, politics, climate change, and economics, all from a global perspective.
How do current UCI affiliates (i.e. students, faculty, and staff with an active UCInetID and password) activate their complimentary accounts?
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How do current UCI affiliates access the FT mobile app?
Do students receive additional benefits from the Financial Times after they graduate?
Within one year of graduation, graduates are eligible for a free 3 month subscription to FT.com. You will be emailed a link in the Spring, or you can contact customer.support@ft.com for details.
Can current UCI affiliates who already have personal subscriptions migrate to the UCI Libraries' sponsored subscription?
If you currently pay for a personal FT.com account, please do the following to migrate your account to the UCI Libraries' sponsored license:
How should I get started with the FT?
More questions?
For technical questions, email customer.support@ft.com or call 855-685-2372. For help with setting up alerts or learning about integration into courses, email rebecca.garfinkel@ft.com.
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The UCI Libraries are proud to offer campus-wide access to The New York Times directly through NYTimes.com!
The UCI Libraries and The New York Times entered a partnership which provides sponsored NYTimes.com accounts for all current UCI students, faculty and staff. Accounts do not include e-reader editions, Times Insider content, or digital versions of the New York Times Crossword.
How do current UCI affiliates (i.e. students, faculty, and staff with an active UCInetID and password) activate their complimentary accounts?
How do current UCI affiliates renew their account?
Computer Website Renewal:
Mobile App Renewal:
Can current UCI affiliates who already have personal subscriptions cancel their membership?
If you currently have a personal paid subscription to the New York Times and are having difficulty creating a UCI account, please contact the New York Time's Customer Service directly. Personal subscriptions: 1-800-698-4637 * Academic subscriptions: 1-800-753-7795
More questions?
Email NYT education support team at edu@nytimes.com with any inquiries, or use chat: NYT Group Subscription live chat. Hours: M-F 8am-5pm Eastern.
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Trade publications are generally written by people within an industry for people within an industry. For example, JCK is for people working in the jewelry industry, and the Chronicle of Higher Education is for people working at colleges and universities. Trade publications give great insight into the culture, vocabulary, and inner workings of an industry.
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What can I access? - PublicAccess is generally available to all users. Registration or account creation might be required to access. For commercial websites, the UCI Libraries do not offer premium memberships or subscriptions.
Access is available to all users ON the UCI campus and at GML. OFF campus access requires Authorized Affiliates to log into the VPN with their active UCInetID and password. Authorized Affiliates are users with an active UCInetID and password, i.e. current UCI students, faculty, and staff.
Access requires an active UCInetID and password. Authorized Affiliates are users with an active UCInetID and password, i.e. current UCI students, faculty, and staff.
The resources are limited to select UCI populations, based on the user’s status, e.g. current UCI Faculty or PhD students. Please refer to the UCI Libraries for access instructions. Examples for why content may be limited include: a vendor set restrictions on who may access their information; alternatively, information may be sensitive, identifying, or embargoed;
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