Internet Yellow Pages, 2007 Edition Author: Mikal E. Belicove, Joe Kraynak

Product Description




Plug Yourself In with

the Ultimate Guide to

the Internet!


EXHAUSTIVE INDEX:

An exhaustive index with thorough

cross-references helps you find exactly what you want, quickly and easily.

INTERNATIONAL COVERAGE:

International coverage makes your

discoveries on the Web virtually limitless.

SEARCH SECRETS:

Michael Miller, along with Mikal Belicove and Joe Kraynak, have written the foreward that gets you up to speed on searching the Internet, blocking pop-up ads, protecting children online, accessing the wireless Web, plugging in to podcasts and webcasts, and reading fascinating weblogs (blogs).


Use This Complete Guide to Web Surfing at Its Best:

• Find new job opportunities

• Find information and resources on

all aspects of adoption

• Download music from your favorite artists

• Get tips, strategies, and information

on improving your poker game

• Get free technical support for your

PC or Mac

• Learn the ancient Chinese art of

Feng Shui

• Find sites devoted to men’s and

women’s health and related issues


Category Internet–Directories

Covers The Internet and the World Wide Web

User Level All


In this Edition

Icons identify unique information about

each listed website


BEST OF THE BEST

This icon identifies THE best website in any given category. If you have time to visit only one site in a category, look for the Best of the Best!


KID ICON

The child-rating icon is designed to help you weed out sites that are inappropriate for children.


BLOG ICON

The blog icon identifies those sites that allow

visitors to post comments and are interactive.


PODCAST

The Podcast icon identifies sites that provide

audio-on-the-go content.


WEBCAST

The webcast icon identifies those sites that feature dynamic audio-visual content


RSS FEED ICON

The RSS Feed icon indicates, quickly and easily, those sites that offer live feeds in any given category.


DIRECTORY ICON

The Directory icon indicates websites that may not provide a lot of quality information on their own but instead point you to the best sites that deal with a particular topic.


QUALITY INDICATOR

The quality indicator icon rates sites on a scale of

1 to 5 based on content, appearance, and ease of

use. Look for a ranking of 5 and you’ve found the most user-friendly sites.


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Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #204923 in Books
Published on: 2006-10-30
Number of items: 1
Binding: Paperback
1136 pages
Editorial Reviews

About the Author

Mikal Belicove is a seasoned blogger and informationage

visionary who’s hotwired to the Internet and the

Internet community.Mikal maintains his own blog at

Belicove.com, where he encourages the exploration and

exchange of ideas in the online community. His enthusiasm

over electronic publishing and information sharing

and his drive to steer others to the highest-quality

web resources boost this version of Que’s Internet

Yellow Pages to the next level.Mikal currently freelances

as a business blogging strategist, brand positioning and

marketing consultant, and publicist. His work involves

consulting with his clients on the most effective ways

to establish authentic “thought-leader” status through

their blogs and websites.


Joe Kraynak has taught hundreds of thousands of

novice computer users how to master their computers

and their software. His long list of computer books

includes Easy Internet, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to

Computer Basics, Using and Upgrading PCs, and

Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Excel. Joe’s wide range of

computer and training experience has helped him

develop a strong commitment to making computers,

software, and the Internet more easily accessible to

users of all levels of experience.
Customer Reviews

Acceptable Resource!
The Internet Yellow Pages, 2007 Edition is an acceptable resource. It promotes inquiry of several websites I would have never (probably) find on my own. Some are very good and worth investigating. I am sure that the ideal Internet Publication would be the A - Z of all that is out there but I realize it is an almost impossible task. I would have prefered a more vast resource but I am sure the authors limited their input to what they considered appropriate? As a general resource is an acceptable product. I do not know how many times will I use more than 10 - 15% percent of what it offers but it is nice to have the book laying around, if only to prove to myself that the Internet is as viable as the phone and the phone book in our house. I would like more and more websites even those considered a little "racy" just as long as they are safe to venture in. Overall the price and the information meets my idea of a justified buy.