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Copernic 99: This free search agent retrieves information from the Web, newsgroups, and e-mail directories.
CNN: Downloads to improve your Web experience
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They often get your name by using "extraction" software that scrapes addresses off newsgroups, message boards, even ISP databases.
FORBES: Spam Warfare
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Once DirecPC knows what sites and newsgroups I frequent, it will update subscriptions on a daily and sometimes hourly basis.
CNN: Satellite access a mixed bag
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Marvel at the pet accessory ads that pollute the cat-and-dog newsgroups.
ECONOMIST: Hard sell
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On Usenet and IRC (the original newsgroups and chat rooms), your reputation was measured by peers and the moderators or operators who ran these fora.
FORBES: Reward your Community
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Malicious gossip is far commoner: mean fictions that once would have circulated in a small group now spread across the world instantly through forwarded e-mails and newsgroups.
ECONOMIST: Gossip on the web
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The first newsgroups and discussion groups appeared in the early years of the Internet, around 1980, and the bulletin board system allowed topic-related discussion groups from 1990 on.
FORBES: The Entangled Revolution Has Begun
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In theory, if I leave my computer on, DirecPC will automatically blast down to my computer any one of 26 predefined Web sites and any of 30, 000 newsgroups.
CNN: Satellite access a mixed bag
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Most users rely on online newsgroups for technical support.
ECONOMIST: Open-source software
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Systems integration company Science Applications International Corp. of San Diego offers a product called Open Source Monitoring that scans the Web, newsgroups, Listservs and any other public forums for names and trademarks.
FORBES: Google Me Not
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Newsgroups were full of discussion, moderation and netiquette.
ENGADGET: This is the Modem World: We're all a bunch of cranky old men
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With hundreds of new pictures added to the more popular newsgroups daily, each taking as much as a minute to download, the need for one-line image descriptions puts even the most inventive caption-writers under strain.
ECONOMIST: Hard sell