New information is best found on lists of new resources , mailing lists and newsgroups, as well as via agent services. B Sometimes it is worth looking for the information provider rather than the information source. C Be careful when you write web-addresses . One wrong sign and you are lost. D The only thing permanent on the Internet is the continuous change.
Pages disappear, their addresses change.
Sometimes it pays to break down the address . Maybe you'll find the link to the jobs page there. Since the information you find is in digital form and easily editable on the screen, why change it into notes on paper. Use the Save file -command and store the texts on a diskette or copy parts of the text into documents using a word processing programme. G Use bookmarks of your browser to make your own Internet library of pages you visit frequently.