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The Information Cycle: 1 - few weeks

This Guide explains how a range of information sources become available over time, following a major event like the London Bombings on 7 July 2005

1 - few weeks later

 

(Slide from: Makselon, J., 2011. Locate information, The research process for extended essay. Tanglin Trust School, unpublished.)

Magazines

A week to a month later, magazine articles will begin to appear such as this special edition of 'Time' magazine which was published just over a week after the bombings took place.

 

(Source of picture: Time archive: 1923 to the present, 2005. Rush hour terror. [Online] Time Inc. Available at: http://www.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,20050718,00.html [Accessed 9 February 2011].)