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The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet 2017, by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch Much of the investigative research information that was once only available to professional researchers from expensive, fee-based databases is now available for free on the Internet, if you know how to find it. The authors of The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet, 14th edition have done the test searching and sifting through hundreds of sites to show you how to find information for free on the Internet to meet your investigative research obligations. The book is written in easy to understand language with numerous examples based on real-world research scenarios. The guide is organized with clear headings and hundreds of screen shots of Web pages-with Web site names and URLs in boldface type - all of which make the book easy for you to use. Whether you're just starting to use the Internet for serious research or you're a seasoned online research veteran, this book can help you find what you're looking for fast and free. For “novice searchers,” the book covers many overlooked features of Web browsers, the “mechanics” of navigating the Internet, and basic research strategies and tools. For “power searchers,” it covers more advanced search strategies, and uncovers tips and tricks for getting the most out of many of the sites discussed. By using the techniques in this book, readers will sharpen the tools necessary to effectively conduct free (and low cost) investigative research on the Internet before beginning their search. Indeed, given how easy the authors make it to use the Internet to find pertinent information on companies, people, experts, judges, government resources, and more, it may be malpractice not to use the skills contained in this book.
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Internet and Web Browsers Chapter 2: Reliability and Admissibility of Information from the Internet Chapter 3: Who's Behind a Domain? Chapter 4: How to Search the Web Chapter 5: Search Engines: Google Chapter 6: Other Favorite Search Engines and Meta-Search Sites Chapter 7: Finding Older Versions of Web Pages that Have Been Deleted or Revised Chapter 8: Introduction to Investigative Research Chapter 9 : Using a General Search Engine or a People Meta-Search Site to Find or Investigate People
Chapter 10: How to Quickly Find Public Records and Publicly Available Information sites Chapter 11: Search Internet (Discussion) Groups, Forums, Message Boards, and Blogs, to Find and Investigate People Chapter 12: Use Your Public Library Card for Remote Access to Expensive Pay Databases for Free Chapter 13: Court Dockets as Investigative Research Tools Chapter 14: Liabilities: Bankruptcies, UCC Filings, Judgments, and Liens Chapter 15: Locating Assets Chapter 16: Vital Records Chapter 17: Telephone/Address Directory Web Sites Chapter 18: Criminal Records Chapter 19: Finding Experts and Verifying Their Credentials
Chapter 20: Searching Social Networking Sites
Chapter 21: Locating Images of People, Concepts, Products, or Places
Chapter 22: Finding Military Personnel
Chapter 23: Verifying Occupational Licenses of Tradespeople and Professsionals
Chapter 24: Locating and Backgrounding Attorneys, Judges, and Other Legal Professionals
Chapter 25: Locating Information Via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
Chapter 26: Political Campaign Contributions
Chapter 27: Using Case Law Databases to Gather Background Information About People, Companies, Etc.
Chapter 28: Pay Investigative Research Databases
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