This title in the Media Literacy series does a particularly good job of showing readers there are many factors to consider when it comes to exploring the credibility of information found on the web. Beginning with a cogent discussion of what journalism means in today's world of blogs and self-publishing, as well as the importance of an informed electorate, Fromm goes on to discuss ways to vet sources and sites (including Wikipedia and Reddit). Chapters are devoted to evaluating anonymous sources, credibility, and personal bias. The book's design is eye-catching and colorful, and, although there are not many photos, most of them are relevant. Overall, it's a valuable aid for teachers and librarians who want their students to think carefully before they trust what they read.