It's hard to believe that our friends Mark Rosch and Carole Levitt have now written the 12th edition of The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet: Conducting Effective Investigative & Legal Research on the Internet (12th edition, ABA 2012).
Carole and Mark have done an outstanding job of updating this invaluable resource. You will constantly find yourself saying, "I didn't know that was possible - how cool!"
It is wonderful how Carole and Mark go through all the changes in sites they've previously identified (nothing stays the same on the Internet). Google, in particular, has undergone many changes, and it is one of the most useful cybersleuthing tools available. The world of legal research on the Net has also changed a lot and this book guides you through the latest changes.
If you want to be a cybersleuth, all the latest and greatest tools are here for you. You'll find that you want to keep this book near at hand in case you need to find something or someone and don't know how to go about it. While I have a corporate library, this book stays in my office bookcase.
Bravo, Carole and Mark - you continue to make this book a key resource for investigative and legal research on the Net!
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