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Welcome to a new era in researching. Let's start at the end of this issue, where the Special Projects beat focuses on the new Internet domain name, ".tv." Next, go to the News Online section to read about .tv sites to visit. Back at the top of the issue, the Corporations beat invites you to examine integrity and corporate openness -- transparency -- issues. Among the foundations you'll read about the month is one that blows into this new era of ours full force: It plans to take applicants across an electronic threshold when they search for guidelines. In People, you'll meet Canadians, Asian Americans and journalists who are leading in these new times. The International beat sends you into the enclave of royal genealogies, with crowning family trees from around the world now at your fingertips. The Tools section brings the entire U.S. population to you -- statistically speaking. Now, that brings the new era to your desktop, doesn't it?

-Cecilia Hogan

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