The popular Internet research manual “The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet” is now available as an e-book in the .epub and .mobi formats.

The retail price of the ebook is $49.95 at the publisher’s Web site -   http://linkon.in/1fAX8mU. Discounts are available to attendees of the authors live MCLE seminars (and other owners of print copies of the latest edition of "The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet") via a discount code found in the print book's 12th edition.

“The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet” features extensive reviews of the best investigative, background, and legal research resources available for free on the Internet. Unlike others guides which present sites as little more than a list of links, this book offers tips on how to effectively use those sites and includes hundreds of screen-shots to illustrate the step-by-step usage of many of the sites discussed. The book also examines many lesser-known, and sometimes overlooked, search features of popular search engines like Google.

Now, as an ebook, readers with an Internet connection can click any URL in the book and get directly to the site discussed.

"Anyone can benefit from using The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet, regardless of their previous Internet usage. The ebook is a useful tool for any legal professional, legal educator, law student, business person, or consumer handling their own legal or investigative matter," said Carole Levitt, the book's co-author. "For the beginning searcher, it covers many overlooked features of Web browsers, the 'mechanics' of navigating the Internet, and basic research strategies and tools. For 'power searchers,' it covers more advanced search strategies and reveals tips and tricks for getting the most out of many of the sites."

"Whether you're a business person or a legal professional, keeping pace with rapidly changing resources on the Internet can give you a leg up on your competition," continued co-author Mark Rosch. "The full-text search capability of e-books gives readers the ability to find just about any resource they need by name or topic anywhere in the book."

Print versions of the book are also still available from the publisher at http://bit.ly/9uihD4.

Levitt and Rosch are nationally recognized authors and speakers about the Internet. In 1999, they formed Internet For Lawyers (IFL) and have been training professionals in cooperation with corporations, law firms, legal associations, adult education schools, library schools, and library associations nationwide ever since. In addition to this book, they are also co-authors of five other books published by the American Bar Association's (ABA) Law Practice Division – “Google Gmail and Calendar in One Hour for Lawyers,” (2013); “Google For Lawyers,” (2010); Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1,” (2010); Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 2,” (2011); and “The “Lawyer’s Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet,” (2 editions – 2003, 2006).

Levitt and Rosch are available to corporations, law firms, and associations for live, in-person seminars to teach the topics covered in their books. For more information about the authors' schedules and presentation topics, visit http://www.netforlawyers.com.

NOTE TO EDITORS: Qualified outlets should contact press@netforlawyers.com to request a review copy of the ebook.