Making Money on the Internet

A guide for entrepreneurs enables readers to understand the Internet marketplace, offering quick access to the Net's mailing lists and newsgroups while providing helpful hints on utilizing its marketing intelligence resources. (All Users).

Business & Money

Alfred Glossbrenner

Management & Leadership

Windcrest

In brief, pithy chapters ideal for the MTV generations, this book tells students how to use the Internet for everything from subscribing to newsletters to searching library card catalogs halfway around the world. Glossbrenner provides hands-on instruction for using the Internet to tap into things like free software and online reference works.

Internet 101: A College Student's Guide

Windcrest/McGraw-Hill

A college student's guide to the Internet features in-depth WEB coverage that includes instructions on how to create a personal WEB page, scout listings for potential summer jobs, explore online entertainment, and more. (All Users)

Computing McGraw-Hill

Outlines everything one needs to know to set themselves up as an information specialist, offering a disk with all forms on it, tips on the Internet and CD-ROM database, advice on CD-ROM and modem hardware, and more. (All Users).

The Information Broker's Handbook/Book and Disk (Mcgraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications)

Sue Rugge

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

Charlie Lau studied the art of hitting for his entire professional career. As a journeyman catcher for Detroit and later for Baltimore he had a unique vantage point for observing just what it is that makes some batters successful while others of equal or greater ability go hitless game after game. His observations led to questions-many of which had never been asked before-about hitting, about how to maximize your power, and about many of the old rules of thumb everyone had always accepted as given. Taking full advantage of the latest videotape and photographic technology, Lau vigorously pursued the answers to these questions, spent countless hours experimenting with different techniques, and analyzed the hitting styles of hundreds of batters. Gradually, he realized the mechanics and keys of good hitting and his system of teaching evolved. A natural teacher, Lau, used his knowledge to improve the batting averages of the Orioles, the A's, the Royals, and the Yankees. And through his work with individual players, such as Hal McRae and George Brett, he earned a reputation as one of the most respected and effective hitting instructors in the game. Few people knew more about hitting than Charley Lau, and no one was better qualified to show you how to become a consistent hitter. Lau passed away in 1984.

The Art of Hitting .300

Sports & Outdoors

Charley Lau

Tony LaRussa

Charles Salzberg

Golf

Penguin??Books

Whether you're a student starting a research project, a small business owner checking out your competition, or a consumer trying to find a reliable used car, you're one of the millions of people who visit the Web every day. Tapping into the full power of the Web can be a daunting task, and one that grows more complex as the Web evolves. The new user must master often intimidating topics, which range from choosing a browser to understanding file formats to working with newsgroups.The Little Web Book, 2/e is an easy, straightforward introduction to the World Wide Web, and is loaded with information and tips on how to use and benefit from the Web. It covers the basics of what the Internet is, how to find an Internet Service Provider (ISP), whether to use an online service, selecting a browser, using popular Web file formats, and etiquette for email and newsgroups. The reader will also find coverage of topics such as modem options, how to install plug-ins, spam filtering, sending photos over the Web, and a tour of successful search strategies. -- Gentle introduction to the online world -- First edition sold over 30,000 copies in a marketplace much smaller than it is today -- Clear overview of the Internet for newcomers, written in the engaging Little Book format

The Little Web Book (Little Books (Peachpit Press))

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

Peachpit Press

This guide details how to determine if pertinent information is available online, research methods and shortcuts, summoning news articles to a computer screen, and techniques of access, market research, government monitoring, and business surveys

How to Look It Up Online: Get the Information Edge with Your Personal Computer

St.Martin's Press

Book by Lau, Charley; Glossbrenner, Alfred

The Winning Hitter: How to Play Championship Baseball

Alfred Lau, Charley; Glossbrenner

Hearst Books

This book is used by librarian's in their training courses particularly in graduate library programs.

The Information Broker's Handbook

Tab Books, Inc.

If you own a second home, you have the potential to boost your annual income by literally thousands of dollars by turning it into a vacation rental that earns money when you aren’t using it. In this book-and-CD package, you’ll learn exactly how to do it. Even if you’re already using your second home as a vacation rental, the book can help you maximize the income it generates each year. It doesn’t matter where you want to be along the spectrum of possibilities: 1. If you’ve never offered your property as a vacation rental before, you’ll find all the tools, tips, and information you need to save thousands in commissions by handling everything yourself. It really isn’t that hard to do. 2. If you prefer to have a rental agent or property manager take care of everything for you but aren’t quite satisfied with the number of bookings you’re getting, you’ll discover ways to inexpensively promote your property to prospective renters from all over the world--and how to negotiate lower management commissions on the business that you bring in.  3. Or maybe you’d rather steer a middle course by handling the marketing and bookings yourself and buying cleaning and maintenance services from a property manager or from some local firm. That, too, is a viable option.   Whatever course you choose, you’ll find everything you need in this book/CD package. Designed as a complete "Vacation Property Owner’s Toolkit," the package consists of a 320-page book in a three-ring binder, and a CD containing crucial rental forms and checklists that you can customize and print out for your own use. The CD also contains a collection of Windows programs selected to help you manage and market your vacation property easily and effectively.  And, by the way, after you’ve applied what you’ve learned, you can probably reduce or completely eliminate any current print-advertising expenses. The approach described in this package really is that powerful.

How to Make Your Vacation Property Work for You!: The Quick and Easy Guide to Advertising, Renting, Managing, and Making Money from Your Second Home

Emily Glossbrenner

Real Estate

FireCrystal Communications

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Alfred Glossbrenner. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Alfred Glossbrenner

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Alfred Glossbrenner. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Making Money on the Internet

Internet 101: A College Student's Guide

Internet 101: A College Student's Guide

The Information Broker's Handbook/Book and Disk (Mcgraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications)

The Art of Hitting .300

The Little Web Book (Little Books (Peachpit Press))

How to Look It Up Online: Get the Information Edge with Your Personal Computer

The Winning Hitter: How to Play Championship Baseball

The Information Broker's Handbook

How to Make Your Vacation Property Work for You!: The Quick and Easy Guide to Advertising, Renting, Managing, and Making Money from Your Second Home