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2004 Web Site Source Book

  • 03/01/04

If you're tired of digging through millions of search results every time you try to locate a specific site online, then the 2004 Web Site Source Book ($150) will become the best friend for you and your students. The book offers more than 2,000 pages of URLs and other information for over 84,000 U.S. and Canadian businesses, organizations, agencies, institutions and other resources. Entries are presented in a classified arrangement organized by subject. An alphabetical index also allows users to find listings by an organization's name rather than by subject. The book can be ordered online at www.omnigraphics.com.

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