AP Stylebook

The 2007 edition of the AP Stylebook and Briefing on Media Law is now available in both print and electronic forms. The spiral-bound style manual is an essential handbook for all writers, editors, students and public relations specialists.

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Google

One of the best search engines in existence. Make sure you use it so you don't become a victim of this.

Internet Archive

Use the Wayback Machine to lookup the history of a domain name (i.e. www.theartemisia.com) to see what it looked like in the past. Helpful for looking up information about "dead" sites.

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Nevada Law Library

The Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) and other code that makeup the laws of the state of Nevada. Includes searchable database.

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Reporter's Desktop

Various online resources for tracking down information, including reverse-lookups, whois, reference links, free news and writing applications.

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Snopes

The truth behind urban legends and many other pop cultural myths.

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WHOIS Lookup

Use this to find out who owns a domain name / Web site and what the contact information is.

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Wikipedia

A great resource to get a quick overview of information, but make sure to verify the cited sources.

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