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Jobs 98 Jobs '98 (Annual)Usually ships in 24 hoursKathryn Petras, et al / Paperback / Published 1997

Rating: 9 of 10

The book claims to provide leads to 40 million jobs from executive to entry level positions. While I'm not sure where that number came from, the book does have a good section on using the Internet to find jobs. It also outlines jobs in 15 major categories (accountants - writers) and describes the types of jobs available in each category and near future job outlooks. It lists specific businesses by category and whom to contact. Additionally, it shows jobs by region of the country and list major employers by state.
Recommended For: A good resource for all job seekers, especially first time job hunters and those thinking of changing careers or relocating.

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The Copyright Permission and Libel Handbook The Copyright Permission and Libel Handbook : A Step-By-Step Guide for Writers, Editors, and Publishers - Lloyd J. Jassin, et al; Paperback / Published 1997

Rating: 9 of 10

Provides a thorough and comprehensive discussion of copyrights, fair use, public domain, and basics of libel law. Answers the questions: "When do I need permission to use someone else's copyrighted work? What is a personal or property release? Are public domain works free for the taking? What is fair use? Do I need permission to publish interviews?". Also discusses copyright of photographs.
Recommended For: A good resource for all authors on and off the web. You need to know the rules to stay out of trouble.

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The Home Business Sourcebook : Everything You Need to Know About Starting and Running a Business from Home ~ Usually ships in 24 hours
Maxye Henry, Lou Henry / Hardcover / Published 1997

Rating: 9 of 10

Written by people who have started small businesses, the book has much useful information for those starting out. Topics covered include: State contacts for licenses, loan resources, and small business development centers, franchise information, advertising, direct sellers, and income tax advice. While there is no one best book to read about starting your own business, you couldn't go wrong including this book in your library. No hype, just the facts.
Recommended For: For those starting or thinking about starting their own businesses.

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