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SEBASTOPOL, CA--First it was a novelty, now it's a necessity. The
Internet is smack in the middle of our lives, at home and at work.
Shopping, playing games, chatting, researching--ordinary folks are doing
all that and more online. But the Internet doesn't stand still. New
sites, tools, and services pop up every day, and all the search engines
combined can only cover about 35% of information on the Web. Even email
can feel more like a burden than a blessing. If you've ever wondered,
"Am I the Internet's master or its slave?" turn to
The Whole Internet:
The Next Generation to learn how to make the Net work for you.
The Whole Internet:
The Next Generation shows you the keys to Internet
savvy. You'll learn how to:
- Buy and sell on the Net--safely.
- Get rid of most junk email, master your mailing lists, and save time
by customizing your email program.
- Play online games and cut down on delays and disconnects.
- Protect your own privacy and the privacy of your children.
- Navigate the sea of information available online.
- Figure out what services are worth paying for.
- Use the newest Internet applications: audio, video, conferencing
tools, and "push" technologies.
The book also features an Internet resource catalog, spotlighting the
best sites on topics from Children to Sports to Personal Finance to
Philosophy, plus lists of celebrities' favorite sites.
Way back in 1992, O'Reilly's
The Whole Internet
User's Guide & Catalog
was the bible for the first wave of Internet users. It sold more than a
million copies, and was designated one of 100 Books of the Century by
the New York Public Library. Its successor,
The Whole Internet:
The Next Generation , brings Net users into the twenty-first century.
Online Resources
The Whole Internet:
The Next Generation
By Kiersten Conner-Sax & Ed Krol
1st Edition, October 1999
558 pages, ISBN: 1-56592-428-2, $24.95 (US)
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