num_pages: 257
description: In this new book from BioGuide Press, Helen Bergan introduces nonprofit executives, development officers, and prospect researchers to the latest strategies for conducting electronic research. It covers not only traditional direct online research services such as Dialog, DataTimes, and Nexis, but also how to use the commercial online services -- CompuServe, America Online, Microsoft Network -- to get much the same information, often at less expense. You'll learn about ways to use e-mail and listservs in your office and how to tap into internet resources for nonprofit research. Fully indexed, Where the Information Is features a list of World Wide Web sites of particular interest to nonprofits, a list of over 125 companies that provide electronic resources (complete with contact information), and a bibliography of other resources.
language: English
title: Where the Information Is: A Guide to Electronic Research for Nonprofit Organizations
titlecomplete: Where the Information Is: A Guide to Electronic Research for Nonprofit Organizations
publisher: Foundation Center