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Finding Books Online or In-Print

By Handakte

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One of the best kept secrets of the online world is that books still have relevance in research. Searchers generally believe the information they seek is, or ought to be, available on the Web - easy to find and free. If they think about books at all, they perceive them as more troublesome to access because they have to trek to the library or purchase them.

Yet doing so may actually save you hours of research time. In an age when information overload seriously affects the productivity of many lawyers, the profession needs better research skills as well as specific strategies for discovering certain types of information. This article addresses part of this challenge: It examines resources and strategies for finding books and book content. (…)

Quelle: Virtualchase.com vom 24.03.2008

Full post as published by Handakte WebLAWg on March 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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