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Secondary research uses methods such as:
•books
•news archive
•photo libraries
•World Wide Web
•internet forums
•circulation figuresIn secondary research books are used to get detailed information of the topic or issue that is needed. The disadvantages of books is that it can be time consuming also sometimes it can give you too much information when you are just looking for one specific thing. A very good example is that dictionaries has very limited resources whereas Google you type in the word and it gives the correction straight away by saying 'did you mean' or 'showing results for'.

Another solution for this is to go on to an online
dictionary.

The British Newspaper Archive shows you millions of newspaper
archive. The down side to this is that you can’t have that one specific thing
you need there is too much information and sometimes not the right the
information you need.
Photo library are used to supply photographs for specific use. Photo library can be often time consuming and limited evidence is found. In the 21st century they now use digital online to find what you are looking for which people usually use.

This is a web search of online photo library.
Circulation figures are mostly used for the use of the amount of newspaper and magazines sold but not all as some are distrubuted for free.

This shows the curculation figures of newspaper distrubuted from 2000 to 2013 in the UK (United Kingdom).
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