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Synopsis
Written specifically for writers, researchers, journalists, and students, this handy resource helps novice and experienced computer users take full advantage of Internet and World Wide Web capabilities. With helpful graphics, sample web pages, and hints and tips in the margins, the book demonstrates how to: develop and trouble-shoot effective Internet search strategies; avoid unnecessary library trips; generate leads and make contact by posting queries to mailing lists; cite online references appropriately, and steer clear of copyright troubles; access 100s of newspapers around the world in a matter of seconds; communicate by e-mail; and write effectively for publication online. The text also provides focused descriptions of specific Internet applications and technologies, as well as insight on late-1990s Internet trends. Other features include the full Associated Press Policy for Using Electronic Services, a comprehensive glossary of terms, and numerous lists of professional and general interest Web sites.
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Présentation de l'éditeur
This indispensable guide helps novice and experienced computer users take full advantage of Internet and World Wide Web capabilities. Fully revised and updated, this new edition provides a basic introduction to the Internet and describes specialized resources and tools for writers, researchers, journalists and students. Bursting with helpful graphics, hints, and tips, the Handbook shows users how to:
Select an Internet service provider, Web browser, and e-mail software * Develop online search strategies with the latest generation of tools * Use the best online databases, libraries, and government sites * Explore multimedia applications such as streaming media, Web conferencing, and desktop video conferencing * Generate leads and make contacts by posting queries to mailing lists * Keep mail and address lists organized * Create their own Web pages * Write for an online audience
Online Updates:A special Web site maintained by the authors provides ongoing updates to the information contained in this edition, keeping readers current on important resources. Go to www.guilford.com/writernet.
Biographie de l'auteur
Mary McGuire is Associate Professor of Journalism at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada.
Linda Stilborne is an Ottawa based educator, Internet technology consultant , and writer.
Melinda McAdams is a Professor at the University of Florida, where she holds the Knight Chair in Journalism.
Laurel Hyatt is a freelance journalist whose work on computer assisted reporting has received extensive coverage in specialized journals such as Scan.
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