Internet as a Resource

[Genie Tyburski]

Cross-posted to Law-Lib and Web4lib.

For an upcoming workshop, I am putting together a checklist that helps
legal professionals determine when they should include Internet in the
scope of information resources likely to address a research issue.  I
have come up with the recommendations below.  Does anyone have anything
to add?

--Federal, state, or foreign government documents
--Seeking facts like dictionary definitions, zip code information, or
currency exchange rates
--Corporate information, especially public or technology-related
companies
--Issue concerns/interests trade associations or advocacy organizations
--Issue concerns technology or medicine

I appreciate all suggestions.  Thanks.

Genie
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