The Internet is great for ham radio!  Hams can use the Internet to assist them in not only making contacts by studying propagation and DX spots, but also to confirm contacts and apply for awards!  Contest sponsors now provide log checking reports so you can now identify areas for improvement.  The Winlink system allows ham sailors to keep in touch with an Internet linked messaging.  The Internet is now making remote operation practical.

• WinLink 2000: A Worldwide HF BBS
  QST March 2000, p. 90
  Software allows messages to pass between an amateur radio station and the Internet.
• WinLink 2000-Internet E-mail from Anywhere!
  QST January 2001, p. 51
• Remote-Controlled HF Operation over the Internet
  If you can’t get on the air from home, the Internet may be the answer.
• International Boat Watch Net Locates Pleasure Vessels at Sea
  ARRL News
  Yachtsmen who cruise the world's oceans for pleasure communicate primarily by HF radio.
  
• VoIP and Amateur Radio
  Discover what the Voice Over Internet Protocol buzz is all about!
  QST February 2003, pp. 44-47

• Clublog  Amazing resource for anyone chasing DXCC or WAZ.
• QRZ.com and eham.net are vibrant ham radio communities.
• DX Watch and DX Summit are DX spotting sites.
• N1MM Logger+ Free contest logging software.
• DXLab by AA6YQ Integrated suite of free programs for logging and station management.
• Winlink 2000 -- Winlink 2000 (WL2K) is a worldwide system of volunteer sysops, radio stations and network assets supporting e-mail by radio, with non-commercial links to internet e-mail.
• An Experimental Microwave Data Link for 10-Megabit Ethernet
• The Internet Radio Linking Project
• W7DXX Internet Remote Base Keith L. Lamonica runs the W7DXX station.
• Echolink allows licensed Amateur Radio stations to communicate with each other over the Internet.