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About.com
About.com lists web sites selected by individuals around the world with expertise in a wide variety of subject areas.
Google
Google is the largest and most popular web search engine.
Internet Public Library
The Internet Public Library is the first public library of the internet, with web sites selected by librarians. It includes over 30,000 web sites arranged in various subjects.
Librarians' Internet Index
The Librarians' Internet Index is a subject directory of more than 10,000 web sites selected and evaluated by librarians for their usefulness to public library customers.
ResourceShelf
This site provides resources and news for information professionals and is updated daily.
Scout Report
The Scout Report is a weekly publication of new and newly-discovered high-quality web resources. The archive can be searched by keyword or browsed by library of Congress Subject Heading.
Search Engine Watch
This site provides tips and information about searching the web (for both webmasters and searchers), and analysis of the search engine industry.
SlashDot
This site is, in its editors' own words, News for Nerds. Stuff that Matters. Begun in 1997 as an informal news-sharing site for programmers, it is now owned by the Open Source Development Network.
WebMonkey: the Web Developer's Resource
WebMonkey is a collection of articles and tutorials on web authoring, design, e-business, multimedia and programming. Browse by topic or by level of expertise: beginner, builder, or master.
Whatis?.com
Whatis?.com provides thorough definitions of thousands of computer, telecommunications, and Internet-related terms, along with links to sites where you can find more information.
World Wide Web Consortium
The World Wide Web Consortium, commonly known as WC3, was founded by Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the Web. This interntional organization has developed more than 40 technical specifications for the Web's infrastructure. This is the place to go for the official word on everything from Accessibility to HTML to XSL.