Directories Books

This book covers a lot of internet related issues, like moral and immoral ways to make money online. The author also touches other business related topics, like money laundering, offshore banking, and information security. Read it, even if you have no intention of actually starting an online business. And if do want to try your hand at ECommerce, this book is essential.

I chanced upon this book yesterday at the State Library of NSW (Australia), and it will be extremely useful as I prepare a library internet page myself. It is comprehensive, scrupulously reviewed, and extremly useful. The price however, is exorbitant, and has meant that it is outside the price range of individual buyers, and can only be found in the reference section of one public Library in Australia.

"The Cybersex Guide gives you the inside track for images, videos, live cams, and personal contact. Including pictures of your favorite porn stars. A great guide to the perfect connection. Don't Miss this 2006 Collector`s Edition! FULL COLOR!"--© zebraz

This is a really nicely laid out book. I've used other guides to the internet for kids before, but this was the first that was really made for the child to use instead of for the parent to then go and help the child. My kids really love getting out there own their own. With the guidlines the book tells them about stuff like talking to stangers and giving out names and address, I don't have to worry about them at all.

well obviously if its written in 96 it no longer applies toda

The Internet has become an important resource for a variety of valuable information to meet a number of personal and business needs. Persons who operate a business have access to a number of Websites that offer helpful information, products, and services. Wayne Harris has written CyberTools for Business to offer a directory of 100 of the more important business related Websites available today.   CyberTools for Business serves as an excellent resource for meeting a variety of business needs such as buying and using computers and software, using search engines, gathering news online, marketing online, seeking business advice, obtaining business and company information, making online investments, shipping merchandise, travel arrangements, and a number of other essential services and sources of information.      The author provides an excellent review of each Website, offering helpful information about each company, including their history, the products and services they have to offer, and the significant contributions they can make to any business venture. For instance, read up on Amazon.com, Business Week Online, Forbes Online, Gateway 2000, The Small Business Administration, The Wall Street Journal, UPS, and ZDNet. Every reader will benefit from the contents of this book and the Websites provided!   There is plenty of business information in this helpful guide for anyone conducting a business. It's a real time saver. The book includes an added bonus. A helpful directory of thousands of company Websites is included at the back to provide quick and easy access to major businesses and corporations. Put this book to work and perhaps your company may one day be included in it!

This annual guide to the antique stores in Britain is a superb compilation of all quality antique stores listed by geographical area (with maps). It is the essential guide to week-end trips into the countryside to find and prowl the best antique stores and is the bible used by dealers to find their wares for reale. All stores are also listed by category of speciality. Good hunting!

This book is by far the most useful book of maps I have ever owned. If you have just moved or will be moving to the Dallas area you must pick this book up. Plano and the suburbs are growing so rapidly this keeps you up to date on all the latest streets. It will help you get anywhere with ease. Especially helpful when house hunting or going to garage sales.

This little tome is exactly as promised. Imagine the hours (days? nights?) this crazy woman must have spent prowling the dregs of the World Wide Web in order to find these gems. I'll admit to not having counted them, but even if there are only 500 instead of 501, it's worth your time to flip through and find your heart's desire. (My favorite: Derek's Big Web Site of WalMart Purchase Receipts!) The only downside? The author didn't include an e-mail address where we can send her all the other favorites she missed (for the second edition which is sure to come). But, the publisher has listed their's. I guess that is where I'll start...

The latest edition of this (almost) annual directory is even better than previous editions. Even if you bought all the others you need this one. This is the only directory of all the mystery booksellers, used and rare book dealers, magazines, websites, publishers, reviewers, events, library collections, awards, gifts, tours, conferences, organizations, dinner theaters, email lists, and audio/video sources in the world! Entries are listed by category (bookstores together, reviewers together, etc. and extensively indexed, even for geographic locations.

If you love mysteries you will love the Deadly Directory. Excellent for locating reading groups, mystery bookstores, people you met a the last convention, author newsletters, hard to find books, mystery tours and weekends, museums, Raymond Chandler's letters -- anything that exists related to mystery fiction can be found using the Deadly Directory.

Each carefully checked entry includes (as appropriate) a contact name, address, phone, fax, email, and website addresses along with a brief description. The little identifying symbols have been moved from the entry header to the descriptions so entry names are easier to read and Kate is using a new printer but otherwise it is the same clean, easy to use layout.

Also includes a calendar of annual events -- fan conferences, awards presentations, mystery author workshops, etc. -- and a list of those that are now defunct, RIP, so you don't have to look all over for something that no longer exists.

This is a supremely useful book. The only one of its kind and no one could do a better job than the keeper of the Cluelass website!