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The article reviews several websites including the Social Policy Digest, located at www.journals.cambridge.org/spd/action/home, from the UK Social Policy Association, the Society Central, located at www.societycentral.ac.uk/2012/12/03/measuringpoverty-families, from the organization Society Central, and the Poverty Digest, located at www.poverty.co.uk, from Great Britain's Economic and Social Research Council.

The Social Policy Digest is a major online resource providing up-to-date listings of developments across the whole range of social policy issues - including links to source materials and related commentaries. The Digest is published by Cambridge University Press on behalf of the Social Policy Association. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Social Policy Digest is a major online resource providing up-to-date listings of developments across the whole range of social policy issues – including links to source materials and related commentaries. The Digest is published by Cambridge University Press on behalf of the Social Policy Association. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents information about the availability of journal resources online. Particular attention is paid to the development of the online journal into a web-based resource on social policy issues in Great Britain. Details about the journal's web site design and improved functionality are provided.

The article reviews the website Social Policy Digest Online, located at http://journals.cambridge.org/spd/action/home, from the Journal of Social Policy.

The article re reviews the Web site www.journals.cambridge.org/jid_JSP from the "Journal of Social Policy."

The article provides information on the online version of "Social Policy Digest." The publication provides a summary of current policy developments and research findings across the whole range of social policy fields, such as poverty and social security, education, health, housing, social services and labor market. The online access to the digest is made available to institutional and individual subscribers of the "Journal of Social Policy." The "Digest" website will be further improved by the Cambridge University Press.