But it's worth the effort. Not only will you find thousands of potential jobs, but you can use your skills to conduct research, find contacts, and network with editors, writers, and sources throughout the world. As long as you have a computer and the Internet, the rest will come easy. If you're reading this right now, you probably have located some place to log on. But in case some kind soul has sent you a printed copy, there are many sources for online access, e-mail, and a Web page.
Many people use work as their primary source for going online.
Let me warn you, unless you're cuddly with your current boss, it's not always a good idea to use company time for job-hunting. Many corporations keep track of every move you make on your computer. Home is the best place for a job hunt, providing you have a computer and InterNet access. Plans with limited hours are too hard to track, and you may spend a fortune on excess online time. TheList has hundreds of ISPs sorted by country code, area code, country, and state name.