The user can also search the List by keyword to search all book descriptions. Submissions to The Un-official Internet Book List are welcome, as are user's comments about the books. The complete edition of the List is available at the Web site, and an abridged text edition is available via Usenet and e-mail. Because the full list is huge, the text edition omits many subject areas to save bandwidth, although it is still very long. The newsletter's audience includes people who are involved with cultural organizations and others who care about how culture is represented in the emerging information age.
Topics cover the arts, education, journalism, history, and libraries.
News and review of WWW sites are included. The Press Links section offers articles pulled from the international media with links to relevant sites on the Web. While parts of artnetweb are New York City centric, there is reason for others to visit. The Hollywood Reporter The Hollywood Reporter, a film, television, and music trade magazine, has established a Web site which offers the magazine's content plus a selective, well-organized collection of links to industry resource sites. The Web magazine is published 5 days a week and headlines and news briefs are updated as needed during the course of the day.