The "Guardian" Guide to the Internet

Written in practical, jargon-busting language, with straightforward advice for the beginner and experienced Net user alike, this guide ranges from tips on where to buy computer hardware, guidance on systems and recommendations about browsing, to privacy issues and designing your own web site.

The fully updated, best general guide to the Internet, written with wit and wisdom from the newspaper that has the best coverage and best site on the Net. Supermarkets, stockbrokers and spiritualists have all got on to the Net. Isn't it time that you did too? The Guardian Guide to the Internet is the only jargon-busting guide that is as universal as its subject, fit for consumer, player, technophobe, student, and professional alike. It ranges from tips on where to buy computer hardware, to guidance on systems, to recommendations about where to browse and how to navigate the corners of the World Wide Web. You'll find out about privacy, about safeguarding financial transactions, about what you can expect to find on the Internet and what you might want to avoid. And if you want to design your own web pages or site, you'll find out how to do that too. In a fast changing environment it's an essential guide: pragmatic, informed and up to the minute.