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	What Netnews Is (and Is Not)
		Netnews is not a right Some people misunderstand their local right of "freedom of speech" to mean that they have a legal right to use others' computers to say what they wish in whatever way they wish, and the owners of said computers have no right to stop them.
		Netnews is not an advertising medium Because of Netnews's roots in academia, and because Netnews depends so heavily on cooperation (sometimes among competitors), custom dictates that advertising be kept to a minimum.
		Netnews is the set of people who exchange articles tagged with one or more universally-recognized labels, called "newsgroups" (or "groups" for short).
	www.oucs.ox.ac.uk /netnews/description/index.xml?style=text (1664 words)

	GroupLens: An Open Architecture for Collaborative Filtering of Netnews
		Many others use netnews just to keep in touch with other people around the world, to learn about new books, new recipes, new music, and what life in other cities is like.
		Netnews provides two mechanisms that help readers limit their attention to articles likely to interest them.
		Even the division of netnews into newsgroups is a primitive example, since a reader restricts his attention to those articles with a particular text string in their "newsgroup:" field.
	www.si.umich.edu /~presnick/papers/cscw94/GroupLens.htm (8223 words)

	Netnews Basics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Netnews (also called USENET, or USENET News) is another form of public communication that is similar to an electronic bulletin board system.
		You can use Netscape Navigator version 2.0 or later to access netnews from your Mac or Windows PC connected to the campus network through a direct Ethernet connection from a URH undergraduate residence hall room or Morningside camppus office, or through the AcIS Dial-Up Network Service (SLIP or PPP) from off-campus.
		TRN is a a single-purpose program which is fast and has a number of advanced news-handling features such as the ability to thread news articles (arrange responses adjacent to original postings).
	www.columbia.edu /acis/email/news (1060 words)

	NetNews-Einführung
		NetNews ist ein internationaler Kommunikationsdienst, an dem weltweit über 300.000 Serversysteme von Universitäten, Großforschungseinrichtungen, Firmen und Privatleuten mit schätzungsweise zwölf Millionen Benutzern (Lesern) teilnehmen.
		Die darin enthaltenen Informationen lassen sich nur deshalb sinnvoll nutzen, weil NetNews durch Toplevel-Hierarchien thematisch gegliedert vorliegen, die noch weiter aufgeteilt sind.
		Eine detaillierte Beschreibung der NetNews kann man den Nutshell Handbooks entnehmen.
	www.chemie.fu-berlin.de /outerspace/netnews/news-artikel.html (2080 words)

	Netnews History - Usenet Server, Jim Ellis, Tom Truscott, Steve Bellovin
		Netnews, or Usenet as it is more commonly called, is a message sharing system that exchanges messages electronically around the world in a standard format.
		Bellovin then wrote the first Netnews program in three pages of the Unix Bourne shell language to transfer files between two computers over a telephone modem connection, using the UUCP utility distributed free with the popular Unix operating system.
		Version B. In 1982, Netnews Version B was developed by Matt Glickman and Mark Horton to increase its efficiency so it could cope with the increasing loads of the growing network.
	www.livinginternet.com /u/ui_netnews.htm (565 words)

	GlobalCircle portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Global NetNews selects from a wide range of underreported news, analysis, and opinion from many sources on the worldwide Internet.
		NetNews is free, nonpartisan, noncommercial, and not associated with any ideology or organization.
		The Global NetNews report is unique in combining current events with context links, topic pages in our Global Index that list thousands of links for background or research.
	globalcircle.net /portal.htm (551 words)

	Netnews on Athena (AC-33)
		Netnews, short for network news, is a large number of computer bulletin-board systems you can access via a "news-reading" program.
		Netnews is a logical (as opposed to physical) network that spans many of the major physical networks including USENET and ARPANET, so Netnews connects users from universities, corporations, internet service providers and research organizations around the world.
		How useful Netnews will be to you depends both upon your interests and your level of interaction with the newsgroups.
	web.mit.edu /olh/Netnews/Netnews.html (6427 words)

	Models for Interacting Populations of Memes: Competition and Niche Behaviour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		NetNews is an electronic discussion system developed for and supported on the Internet (Kantor and Lapsley [18]).
		NetNews software will attach a number of additional fields to posted messages including a timestamp and the user name of the person who created the post.
		This is of value since many posters to NetNews use the in-reply-to mechanism to post unrelated texts or, alternatively, post follow-up texts without bothering to use the in-reply-to facility.
	jom-emit.cfpm.org /1997/vol1/best_ml.html (6579 words)

	NetNews/Mailing List Gateway Policy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Netnews is a bulletin board system in which articles on a variety of topics are arranged in "newsgroups" and stored in a shared location from which individual users can read them.
		The gateway software (which is a built-in part of the VM/CMS Netnews server from Penn State) puts each piece of mail for a particular list into a corresponding Netnews newsgroup and also sends each Netnews- originating posting to the newsgroup back to the mailing list.
		Netnews would not have a problem handling this (since it checks message-id's for duplicates), but it is the people who get the items in their mailboxes who would see two copies of the article.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/bit/policy (1434 words)

	NetNews/Usenet: Discussions with the Networked World
		Netnews, also called Usenet news, is a large collection of open bulletin boards.
		Netnews is fairly easy to use, but there are many things about it that you might want to know, including something about Netnews culture.
		The CSO is the place to go with questions on how to use Netnews, how to get a newsreader, or how to add new news groups; stop by 2267 SEL, call 413-0003, or send a note to consult@uic.edu.
	www.uic.edu /depts/adn/infwww/html/acccnews/adn02/discuss.html (755 words)

	NetNews Tracker Makes Monitoring Newsgroups Easy as Reading E-mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		NetNews Tracker is a bot that searches newsgroups twice each day for the phrases that you choose, then delivers new hits to you via e-mail.
		NetNews Tracker was created by technology writer Kevin Savetz (http://www.savetz.com) as a personal research tool.
		NetNews Tracker was created by Kevin Savetz (http://www.savetz.com) as a personal research tool.
	www.urlwire.com /news/041503.html (810 words)

	Erskine Netnews
		Our Netnews is visual, and our alumni can see through photos what is happening on campus with renovations, or even what the homecoming parade looked like.
		Netnews is read by more than 2,000 people every weekday, and the subscription list continues to grow.
		Parents are loyal Netnews readers, too, and Harriett Moore of Columbia, Class of 1971, wrote in the day after dropping her daughter Jenny off for her freshman year.
	www.erskine.edu /news/netnews.3.20.02.html (1394 words)

	SWITCH - NetNews - Description
		NetNews is the world's largest and most powerful discussion forum.
		NetNews is one of the most controversial Internet services today.
		Due to its global and extremely redundant distribution, the high anonymity of its users, and the sheer size of the daily article volume, NetNews cannot be controlled in a classical way.
	www.switch.ch /it/netnews/whatisnetnews.html (309 words)

	[IP] New "Google Groups" Netnews Service Mangles Messages + Privacy Issu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		When Google obtained the massive Usenet netnews archive some years ago and became the de facto netnews repository via their "Google Groups" service, there were concerns expressed that they might attempt to assert ownership or otherwise leverage these materials, most of which are at least in theory under the original copyright control of their authors.
		While I appreciate the desire of some netnews authors to hide their e-mail addresses as an anti-spam measure, I for one have never requested nor given permission for my address -- or the addresses I include in netnews messages -- to be obscured or modified.
		It should not be necessary for a netnews reader to submit to a Google login (which typically requires cookies) in order to reply to a netnews item created by a netnews author outside of the Google Groups system.
	www.interesting-people.org /archives/interesting-people/200412/msg00074.html (673 words)

	NetNews - Penn Printout, Oct 1993
		With NetNews not only can you become your own editor and select the material you wish to read, you can also participate actively--you can be moderator, columnist, reporter, researcher, commentator, interviewer, talk-show host, or even media personality.
		NetNews, also referred to as news or USENET, is a method of exchanging messages in predefined subject areas.
		Penn's NetNews archive carries more than 3,000 separate discussion groups organized into hierarchical "newsgroups." Most of these newsgroups are distributed internationally over the Internet, but Penn's NetNews service supplements them with many local, University-based discussion groups.
	www.upenn.edu /computing/printout/archive/v10/2/netnews.html (937 words)

	Netnews Goes Daily
		Erskine College Netnews, a weekly electronic newsletter published by the Public Relations Office, will change to a daily format beginning Tuesday, Aug. 22.
		Peevy said the new daily version of Netnews will be circulated via email and will be accessible through Erskine's web site (www.erskine.edu) weekdays by 10 a.m., unless campus events dictate otherwise.
		Netnews is assembled by the Erskine Public Relations Office, which includes Assistant Director Joyce Guyette and Webmaster Angi Paulus.
	www.erskine.edu /news/netnews.08.15.00.html (302 words)

	RIPE NetNews Working Group
		The NetNews working group coordinates news traffic to decrease the load on the backbones.
		Actions from all previous Netnews meetings during ripe meetings are kept at this location: http://www.switch.ch/netnews/wg/meetings.html
		Minutes from all previous Netnews meetings during ripe meetings are kept at this location: http://www.switch.ch/netnews/wg/meetings.html
	www.ripe.net /ripe/wg/netnews (170 words)

	はてなブックマーク - NetNews
		NetNews はてなダイアラートキコトラックバックトラバノスタルジアパトロンムカツク方言美人画
		FORTRAN FSF MULTICS NetNews Pascal PDP アセンブラローマ数字共立出版処理系御三家
		grep NetNews SED コンパイルデバッガトップダウンプログラミングプログラミングテクニックボトムアップ呪文正規表現
	b.hatena.ne.jp /keyword/NetNews?sort=hot (128 words)

	Your Guide to Information Technology @ Penn State: Netnews
		Netnews, or UseNet News, is a worldwide electronic conferencing system designed as a collection of bulletin boards.
		Netnews users all over the world share information by electronically reading and posting articles.
		Some Netnews users are experts in their fields, but most are just enthusiastic people who enjoy sharing ideas and opinions.
	css.its.psu.edu /internet/news (689 words)

	presspoint.gr - NETNEWS ΤΗΛΕΟΠΤΙΚΟ ΠΡΑΚΤΟΡΕΙΟ ΕΙΔΗΣΕΩΝ & ΕΝΗΜΕΡΩΣΗΣ ΑΕ
		Το NETNEWS ιδρύθηκε το 1998 από ομάδα πεπειραμένων δημοσιογράφων με επικεφαλής τη Σοφία Ιορδανίδου, σημερινή Πρόεδρο και Διευθύνουσα Σύμβουλο.
		Το NETNEWS καλύπτει της ανάγκες των ΜΜΕ στις παραπάνω περιοχές, καθώς και τις ανάγκες της διεθνούς αγοράς των ΜΜΕ με θέματα επικαιρότητας, ενημερωτικές εκπομπές, ντοκιμαντέρ, και ειδικά αφιερώματα.
		Επιπλέον, το NETNEWS αναλαμβάνει τη δημοσιογραφική - τηλεοπτική κάλυψη και τη διανομή του υλικού από δράσεις φορέων, επιχειρήσεων και φυσικών προσώπων που δραστηριοποιούνται στην περιοχή εξειδικευμένης δράσης του πρακτορείου.
	www.presspoint.gr /source.asp?id=2402 (224 words)

	Network Appliance - Solutions - NetNews Solution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		NetNews, based on NNTP (Network News transfer protocol), is the most widely used form of discussion group on the Internet today.
		By reducing the resources and maintenance required for NetNews, the NetCache appliance solution provides service providers with a cost effective, scalable and simplified solution to deliver improved news service to their users.
		As NetNews continues its explosive growth, the NetCache NetNews caching solution ensures service providers can scale their networks to meet the news requirements of their users while providing an improved quality of service.
	www.netapp.com /solutions/netnews.html (642 words)

	NetNews Publisher - publikační systém pro firmy, osobnosti, internetové noviny a magazíny, kluby, sdružení, ...
		NetNews Publisher - publikační systém určený pro firmy, soukromé webové stránky, internetové noviny.
		Pro zájemce o publikační systém NetNews Publisher je k dispozici demo na adrese demo.netnews.cz.
		pro zájemce o publikační systém NetNews Publisher jsme vytvořili demoverzi demo.netnews.cz, ve které si můžete vyzkoušet všechny základní akce: přidávání a editaci článků, tvorbu sekcí a struktury webu a připojování fotografií a příloh ke článkům.
	www.netnews.cz (1383 words)

	Usenet: Netnews for Everyone (Jenny Fristrup)
		Email may be the most widespread network communication system and the World Wide Web may be the most mind blowing, but I am firmly convinced that USENET is the one which will have the most significant social implications.
		With USENET: Netnews for Everyone Fristrup has tried to spread the good news as widely as possible; her book is an introduction aimed at the complete novice to the net.
		I'm not sure the price tag on Netnews for Everyone is really justifiable — an awful lot of it was presumably either machine generated or just copied — and I haven't really looked at alternatives, but it's readable and seems to cover all the essentials.
	www.dannyreviews.com /h/USENET:_Netnews_for_Everyone.html (220 words)

	We aren't spammers, please read on (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There's a huge distributed worldwide discussion group system called usenet, often referred to as netnews.
		The gigabit ethernet in the picture goes to a Tier-1 ISP's colo elsewhere in the building where I had a Cisco 7505 router.
		From that router, there were connections to ISPs that were kind enough to provide me with bandwidth, usually in exchange for a high-quality netnews feed to their own servers for their customers' enjoyment.
	www.netnews.com (453 words)

	Netnews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Netnews, or Usenet news, remains one of the most important and highly valued services on computer networks today.
		Dismissed by some as a mire of unsolicited commercial email and pornography, Netnews still maintains several cases of the high-quality discussion groups that made it a critical resource in pre-web days.
		Even in these times of a billion web pages, Netnews is still a source for online help and community on many topics.
	www.tldp.org /LDP/nag2/x-087-2-news.html (71 words)

	NetNews Posting Risks: Your Perma-Net Record
		Even if you don't use NetNews, but do participate in other on-line forums (including chat rooms), you need to investigate just how persistent your contributions might be.
		...and unlike your grade school files, your netnews permanent record is quickly and easily accessed by anyone on the planet.
		Even a single ill-considered netnews reply by a responsible net user (like you) could cause trouble tommorrow that far outweighs any momentary satisfaction today.
	www.access-one.com /rjn/internet/newsrisk.html (990 words)

	netnews Info Page
		The Network Newsletter is intended for those interested and involved in climate-related impact assessment.
		Your involvement in supplying relevant information is essential to the success of this endeavor.
		To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the netnews Archives.
	www.atd.ucar.edu /mailman/listinfo/netnews (325 words)

	NetNews Tracker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As of Nov 1, 2005, NetNews Tracker is performing 3901 searches for 2309 accounts.
		NetNews Tracker is a clipping service for Usenet newsgroups.
		It will search newsgroups twice daily for any phrases that you choose, then delivers any hits to you via e-mail.
	www.netnewstracker.com (78 words)

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