the best electronic library online - who gives its link?
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For free online books, my vote for best electronic library is The Online Books Page at http://digital.library.upenn.edu/books/
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http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/e/electronic_commerce.html
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Definitely Wikipedia ( http://www.wikipedia.org/ )\n\nI'd say it's the only online encyclopedia - it frequently appears in my google searches, while no other encyclopedia appears. It has lots of good and detailed content, and gives an impression of maturity.\n\nAnother site to consider is http://www.answers.com/ , which combines dictionaries, wikipedia, and other sources to provide information on words and topics.
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Yahoo by far. Have you checked their front page? Autos, finance, geocities, maps, movies, launch, shopping, sports, groups, ANSWERS. Oh yeah, the second most powerful search engine online? Yeah. I would say Yahoo.
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If you are part of a University they the libraries online resources thats where I go when i have to get material\n\nI prefer eng net its a data base and pretty good
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The Internet Public Library is a good idea. This is the specific page that links to many sites that have online books:\nhttp://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum60.60.00/\n\nProject Gutenberg is a good idea. Here's the page for the "Top 100" books on their site:\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/browse/scores/top\n\nHere's an excellent list of other "e-book" sites on the web:\nhttp://www.stockton.lib.ca.us/ebooks.htm
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Your question is nice one but it does not have a really uniue answer. because it depends on the criteria and field/subject matter.\n\nThere are awards given for best websites in different categories too.\nCheck out: http://www.webaward.org/winners.asp\nhttp://www.worldbest.com/topsites.htm\n\nI personally think if you ought to choose one as best, you bet on google.com. because every search starts with google and opens up the world and many sites.\nAlthough such selection is very difficult. I never tried and will never try to think of it. But to answer your question, concept tell that google probably a good answer.
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Easy to use (user friendly). The premium services are outstanding. I haven't seen any others that provide anything close to the amount and quality of services.\n\nThe my yahoo page allows you to download modules of your interest. They provide access to modules of many different views. The other services provide, a usually, one sided list for you news and interest.
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Actually many libraries offer IM, chat, email or other virtual reference services.  A google search of "library IM" produces many hits on library IM services.
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It depends for what you are looking.  If it's precice and exact information you are looking for, this questiona and answer deal on yahoo is very handy.  \n\nIf it is general information, wikipedia.com is outstanding.  It consists only of articles written by people, but the information is very accurate because it has a reference and screening process on it.  If wrong information is listed, it's withdrawn almost immediately.\n\nIf it's stuff you want to buy, amazon.com is great!  You can find refurbished anything on there with the same warranty for sometimes a quarter the price, and that's no joke.  You will find used or new books cheaper there than anywhere.  The other day I bought a brand new book from author David Dieda, and it only cost me $0.01 plus $3.50 shipping(the shipping on books is always the same unless you by straight from amazon, in which they may give you supersaver free shipping after so many purchases).  Ebay is ok, but, I've had problems before.  I'd always try both of these sites, and see what's the best price, but if they're roughly the same, go to amazon.  I've had over a hundred purchases from amazon, and never once had any problem.  It's great for electronics/books/anything you could possibly want.  \n\nIf you're looking to download software or anything, downloads.com has pretty much everything.  Check that out.\n\nIf you're looking for links, yahoo and google are great.
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hmmm... which one to chose? \nthey all used the same website!
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Yahoo is the bestest!   It is more bester than google, and many much bester than AOL.
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If you go to a University, chances are your library webpage has a link to all of its electronic subscription journals. A good example is the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, or even PubMed if you know what you're looking for. The most prestigious journals require at the minimum a school subscription.
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Google.com is probably your best bet.
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Online I gues, or e bay...;
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The Best Of Both Worlds I think check the links
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MSN Encarta because it has a lot more than just a research source. (Hint: use MS Student and you will find it helpful)