In contrast, anyone can publish on the Internet. There is no one established system for organizing information, and there are numerous paths for finding what you need. Users locate documents by searching for key words or phrases with search engines and directories that are constantly being improved and that give you access to a much larger body of knowledge than a library can hold. Just as library materials have clues as to their accuracy, so do materials on the Internet. Cite the Internet resources you use.
Web sites are the obvious resources.
But email is also a way to communicate with people, and some Web sites will even put you in touch with experts in various fields.