Newsgroups: alt.zines,alt.etext,misc.writing,rec.mag,alt.internet.services,alt.journalism,alt.answers,misc.answers,rec.answers,news.answers Path: alphanet.ch!imp.ch!news.uni-stuttgart.de!rz.uni-karlsruhe.de!news.rz.uni-ulm.de!zib-berlin.de!news.mathworks.com!news.alpha.net!uwm.edu!math.ohio-state.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!news.sprintlink.net!news.dorsai.org!higgins From: higgins@news.dorsai.org (John Higgins) Subject: Net-Letter Guide 3/1 Message-ID: Followup-To: alt.internet.services Summary: Guide to interesting newsletters Sender: news@dorsai.org (Keeper of the News) Reply-To: higgins@dorsai.org Organization: The Dorsai Embassy - New York X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL2] Date: Wed, 1 Mar 1995 12:20:20 GMT Approved: news-answers-request@MIT.EDU Lines: 638 Archive-name: newsletter-guide Last-modified: 1994/3/1 Version: 2.2 *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-* *-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=NET-LETTER GUIDE-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-* *-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=* A newshound's guide to newsy periodicals available through the Internet. Updated March 1, 1995. Copyright 1995 John M. Higgins (higgins@dorsai.dorsai.org) All rights reserved. Additional copyright information at bottom. +Additions (often stuff that's been around a while, but discovered only recently because I'm an idiot): +CD-ROM Review; +CyberNews; +M; +Physics World Electronic News Deleted: Satellite News Desk *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-THE BEST NET-LETTERS-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-* Late Show News (TV); Fitz's ShopTalk (TV); Edupage (Infotech) This Just In (Weird News); Computer Underground Digest AIDS Daily Summary; Patent News Service *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-* My favorite things on the Internet are informative, high-quality newsletters. The quality of info contributed to what Mitch Kapor describes as the Net's "gift economy" is amazing. Good NEWSY letters get lost in the flood of zines and very technical pubs. So this list focuses on news-oriented net-letters with fairly broad appeal. The list is tremendously biased toward e-mail delivery and ONLY includes free newsletters. Very technical and fanzine pubs are not included because they are well covered by other guides. New pubs are generally added only after demonstrating a regular publishing schedule. GIMME FEEDBACK!! Send me your favorite net-letters, particularly if you're the editor. Include any subscription and archive information. And please alert me if you know of a letter that has ceased publication. *----------------------------------Media----------------------------------* +PUBLIC DOMAIN REPORT - Interesting abriged e-version of a print pub on movies, books, music, etc. whose copyrights have lapsed. A fun read, if you're into media. E-MAIL - To: nruggles@panix.com Subject: Subscribe Domain Body: Ask nicely; inclue name, address and affiliation. RADIO RIDER: Well-written pub from a Richmond, Va DJ about radio ranging from rants about program consultants to tips for radio-related net stuff. Aimed primarily at station types. E-MAIL - To: listserv@radio-online.com Subject: Ignored Body: sub radio-rider Your@Address HUMAN CONTACT deitz@richmond.infi.net FITZ'S SHOPTALK: Daily dispatches on the TV business, both networks and local stations by media headhunter Don FitzPatrick. Primarily summaries of wire-service and major newspapers, but also includes some full-text reprints. Fairly short. E-MAIL - To: listserv@gitvm1.gatech.edu Subject: Ignored Body: SUB Shoptalk Your Name LATE SHOW NEWS: A guy in Chicago who obviously stays up way too late puts out a weekly newsletter on the late-night talk show wars. It's biased toward Letterman but contains surprisingly good industry dirt on Leno, Conan, etc. (even for those of us writing about television for a living). Short. E-MAIL - To: listproc@echonyc.net Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Late-Show-News Your Name USENET - alt.fan.letterman and rec.arts.tv BONG: The official newsletter of the Burned-Out Newspapercreatures Guild which appears to consist of a single witty and bitterly cynical Dayton Daily News reporter. Sample commentary on journalism: "So how come Nicole Simpson's dog and the renter of her ex-husband O.J. Simpson's guest house were both named Cato?" Short. E-MAIL: To: listserv@netcom.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe BONG-L CABLE REGULATION DIGEST: Weekly summary of news on cable regulation published by Multichannel News. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: listserv@netcom.com Subject: None Body: Subscribe cablereg-l WWW - http://www.vortex.com FTP - ftp.vortex.com:pub/tv-film-video/cable-reg GOPHER - gopher.vortex.com CYBER-SLEAZE: Overhyped and a bit tedious, Cyber-Sleaze is composed of low-grade gossip and put out by former MTV VJ Adam Curry. Short, thankfully. E-MAIL - To: sleaze@metaverse.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Cybersleaze Your Name *--------------------------------Infotech---------------------------------* +CD-ROM ONLINE - Bi-weekly pub of software reviews from a Long Island mail- order retailer. OK as a tipsheet on new products. Don't expect to find critical reviews here, though. E-MAIL - To: CDRMag@nsimultimedia.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe HUMAN CONTACT - editor@nsimultimedia.com +CYBERNEWS - Lenghty monthly with lots of software reviews, from games to operating systems. Reviews don't seem very critical, especially the CD-ROM articles. E-MAIL - To: subscribe@supportu.com Subject: Subscribe CyberNews Body: Ask nicely COMPUTER NEWS - Weekly pub on products in the computer world. Some good stuff, but can be pretty techie for most folks. E-MAIL - To: majordomo@libtech.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe cn DIGITAL MEDIA PERSPECTIVES - Bi-weekly report on that computer media happenings. E-MAIL - To: perspective-request@digmedia.com Subject: subscribe perspective Body: Name, title & employer. HUMAN CONTACT - info@digmedia.com TRADEWINDS - Poorly-named, but well-conceived review of articles on the Internet drawn from non-computer trade magazines. Aimed to gather information from broader sources than those commonly discussed on the net. No listserver yet. GOPHER - gopher.std.com/periodicals/TRADEWINDS FTP - ftp.std.com/periodicals/TRADEWINDS IN, AROUND AND ONLINE: An excellent weekly offering news about AOL, Prodigy, CI$, etc. written by a manager at a computer networking outfit. Really a nice effort. E-MAIL: To: listserv@clark.net Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe online-l Your Name WWW - http://www.clark.net:80/pub/robert/home.html FTP - ftp.clark.net pub/robert HUMAN CONTACT - robert@clark.net EDUPAGE: Tasty tip sheet on information technology and media issued three times weekly. Quickie summaries primarily of newspaper articles, primarily from the majors. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: listproc@educom.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Sub Edupage Your Name CYBERWIRE DISPATCH: Very high quality coverage of the Internet and cyberspace. Editor Brock Meeks a real reporter for magazine Interactive Week in civilian life became famous by getting sued for libel by a "make.money.fast"-type. (He settled for $64). Short. E-MAIL - To: majordomo@cyberwerks.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe cwd-l USENET - comp.society.privacy GOPHER - cyberwerks.com WWW - http://cyberwerks.com:70/1/cyberwire NSF NETWORK NEWS: Bi-monthly news on the real nuts and bolts of the net. Mucho techie, but one issue had a good overview to telecom legislation in Congress. E-MAIL - To: newsletter-request@is.internic.net; Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe NSF Network News GOPHER - is.internic.net: About InterNIC Information Services/NSF Network.. WWW - http://www.internic.net/newsletter BITS AND BYTES: Good computer miscellanea. But why do so many publications grab bits from Edupage? On the long side. E-MAIL - To: listserv@acad1.dana.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Bits-n-Bytes FTP - ftp.dana.edu: /periodic GOPHER - gopher.dana.edu: Electronic Journals THE NETWORK OBSERVER: Monthly commentary and bits about the net. Lengthy. E-MAIL - To: rre-request@weber.ucsd.edu Subject: Subscribe Your Name WWW - http://communication.ucsd.edu/pagre/tno.html HUMAN CONTACT - pagre@ucsd.edu NETWORKS & COMMUNITY: The emphasis here is on "community" in Internet-land. Short and less techie than you might expect. Too much excerpting from other net sources. E-MAIL - To: cvington@netcom.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Your Name GOPHER - gopher.well.sf.ca.us: /Community/Civic Nets COM NET NEWS: A pub on community networking -- as in public access on the highway -- by a technology market research guy. Not very newsy, but thoughtful. Fairly short. E-MAIL - To: rbryant@hydra.unm.edu. Subject Subscribe Com Net Body: Ask nicely GOPHER - gopher.well.sf.ca.us /Community/Civic Nets PRIVACY FORUM: Tidbits about threats to privacy from government snoops to credit agencies. Good commentary. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: privacy-request@vortex.com Subject: Ignored Body: subscribe FTP - ftp.vortex.com GOPHER - gopher.vortex.com COMPUTER PRIVACY DIGEST: More about privacy, but concentrating on computers. Weekly. E-MAIL - To: comp-privacy-request@uwm.edu USENET - comp.society.privacy FTP - ftp.cs.uwm.edu GOPHER - gopher.cs.uwm.edu. COMPUTER UNDERGROUND DIGEST: The latest news on cyberspace issues. CUD's best when screaming about the latest hacker or BBS raid, good when picking apart government policy issues. Then they'll reprint the entire agenda for some upcoming computer conference (YAWN!!!). Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: listserv@vmd.cso.uiuc.edu Subject: Ignored Body: SUB CUDIGEST YOUR NAME USENET -- comp.society.cu-digest FTP - ftp.eff.org: pub/Publications/CuD GOPHER - gopher.eff.org: /pub/Publications/CuD EFFECTOR: The Electronic Frontier Foundation's membership newsletter, great for telecom policy updates. Short E-MAIL - To: listserv@eff.org Subject: Subcribe Effector Body: Ask nice. Usenet: {preferred!} comp.org.eff GOPHER - gopher.eff.org FTP - ftp.eff.org RISKS FORUM: Tidbits about the risks computers present in society. One edition touched on industrial espionage, data escape from prison, and a strange tale of e-mail stalking. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: risks-request@csl.sri.com USENET {preferred!} comp.risks FTP - crvax.sri.com CURRENT CITES: A monthly letter for library technology, composed of pointers to magazine articles. On the dry side, partly because of its format. E-MAIL - To: listserv@library.berkeley.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Sub Cites Your Name FTP: ftp.lib.berkeley.edu:/pub/Current.Cites. *---------------------------------Policy----------------------------------* JONATHAN'S SPACE REPORT -- Lotsa info about upcoming launches, satellites and space stuff put out by a guy at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. E-MAIL - To jcm@urania.harvard.edu. Subject: anything Body: Whole sentences + Your@Address USENET - sci.space news; or any of WWW - http://hea-www.harvard.edu/QEDT/jcm/jsr.html FTP - sao-ftp.harvard.edu/pub/jcm/space/news/news. ONE SMALL STEP FOR A SPACE ACTIVIST: Get past the corny name to find is great, in-depth reporting on legislation affecting the space program. One of the authors is a congressional staffer who works on space issues. Bad news: Usenet-only for now. The listserver might come back later. USENET - sci.space.policy HUMAN CONTACT - sherzer@dsg59.nad.ford.com LEGAL BYTES: A strong review of computer law issues by Austin law firm George, Donaldson & Ford. The big snag is it only comes out quarterly, so don't expect the latest news. Long. And overdue on their next issue, I think. E-MAIL - To: gdf@well.sf.ca.us RACHEL'S ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH WEEKLY: Good but lengthy weekly letter from the Environmental Research Foundation. Smurfs report that RACHEL stands for Random Access Chemical Hazards Electronic Library, a database. E-MAIL - To: erf@igc.apc.org Subject: None Body: include name, phone plus e-mail AND postal addresses. Fund- raising pitch to follow, no doubt. FTP - ftp.std.com: /periodicals/rachel GOPHER - gopher.std.com DAILY REPORT CARD: A great summary of news in K-12 education. Very newsy. Recently cut back to thrice-weekly and comes out of the National Education Goals Panel. E-MAIL - To: listserv@gwuvm.gwu.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Rptcrd Your Name EDUCATION POLICY DIGEST: Put out by educational publisher Scholastic Inc., EDPOL addressing edu-politics, aimed primarily at teachers. Not bad. E-MAIL - To: listproc@scholastic.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Edpol-D Your Name CHOICE-NET REPORT: This sort-of-weekly comes of the California Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League-North, culled from clips and announcements. Short and pretty good stuff. Very newsy, not preachy. E-MAIL - To: dtv@well.com Subject: Subscribe Body: Subscribe Choice-Net GOPHER - gopher.well.sf.ca.us USENET - alt.activism, talk.abortion, soc.women. INFORMATION POLICY ONLINE: Counterprogramming privacy advocates, Information Industry Association covers legislation regarding government restriction on information. Too little real news, too many items about the direct mail industry's lobbying. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: iiaipo-request@his.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Your Name NAVNEWS: The Navy News Service is an internal newsletter published by the U.S. Navy. News-lite, properly sanitized for the troops. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: navnews@opnav-emh.navy.mil Subject: Ignored Body: SUBSCRIBE YOUR@ADDRESS GOPHER - marvel.loc.gov; Gov. Info/Fed Info.../Info by Agency/Military... *----------------------------Business/finance-----------------------------* +RECOMMENDATIONS UPDATE: Summary of changing recommendations from Wall Street brokerages. Of some limited use to stock market hounds. Editor: Steve Win Wang ywauggnn@rahul.net +WALL STREET NEWS - Startup on the the stock market. Too new to judge the quality. E-MAIL To: Wall-Street-News-request@netcom.com Subject: Ignored Body: subsribe Wall-Street-News Human Contact: Paul Farrell, pfarrell@Wall-Street-News.com THE CONTRARIAN ADVISOR - A stock newsletter focusing on out-of-favor stocks, my favorite strategy. Worth checking out, but remember what free financial advice can be worth... E-MAIL - To: choyt@Interactive.net Subject: Subscribe Contrarian Body: Human here, ask nicely HUMAN CONTACT - choyt@cais.com TAXDIGEST - Current tax news. Pretty good but only if you're REALLY into taxes. E-MAIL - To: TaxDigest@aol.com Subject: Subscribe Body: Your@Address, Your Name plus Your city and state WEEKLY FUTURES MARKET: Good weekly letter on currency and commodities futures. News, rather than touts, from a financial consultant in Taipei. E-MAIL - To: pcyhuang@tpts1.seed.net.tw GOPHER - wuecon.wustl.edu:/holt/weekfut TRADE NEWS: Digest of newspaper and magazine stories on international trade by the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy. Strong, brief overview. Also publishes severla companion letters. E-MAIL - To: Majordomo@igc.apc.org Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Trade-News Your@Address HUMAN CONTACT - kmander@igc.apc.org *-----------------------------Science/medicine----------------------------* +PHYSICS WORLD ELECTRONIC NEWS: Electronic news update from published of print magazine. Seems good. E-MAIL - listproc@listserver.ioppublishing.com Subject: Ignored Body: Help PWEN BLIND NEWS DIGEST: A pretty good discussion of blindness with an emphasis on talking computers and other technical aids. E-MAIL - To: listserv@vm1.nodak.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Blindnws HUMAN CONTACT wtm@bunker.afd.olivetti.com PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE: Digest of physics news items. E-MAIL - To: listserv@aip.org Subject: Ignored Body: Add Physnews WHAT'S NEW: News, mostly tracking government research funding, compiled by The American Physical Society. Sample headline: "DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE BEGINS SHOOTING HOSTAGES!" Short and good material. E-MAIL - To: listserv@aps.org Subject: Ignored Body: SUBSCRIBE WHATSNEW PATENT NEWS SERVICE: More newswire than newsletter, this is an excellent service on patents, both regular news bulletins and lists of new patents. E-MAIL - To: patents@world.std.com Subject: Ignored Body: Help WWW - http://sunsite.unc.edu/patents/intropat.html AIDS DAILY SUMMARY: A great clipping service from the Center For Disease Control, the kind of stuff Internet cheerleaders can brag about because it's about the real world, not just insular cyberspace. High volume. E-MAIL - To: ben@maggadu.queernet.org Subject: Subscribe Daily Body: Subscribe Daily Summary Your@Address USENET sci.med.aids AIDS INFORMATION NEWSLETTER: A lengthy, technical bi-weekly put out by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs AIDS Information Center in San Fransisco. Known on usenet as the VAMC Newsletter. Good quality, but needs a listserver. GOPHER - gopher.niaid.nih.gov: /VA AIDS Information Newsletter USENET - sci.med.aids HICNet MEDICAL NEWS DIGEST: Something painless from a dentist. Broad bi-weekly newsletter on medicine by Health Info-Com Network, put together by D.D.S. David Dodell. One week featured sleep apnea and snoring plus hemlock ! The downside is conference announcements. OK, on things like techniques for identifying corpses, but they're still conference announcements. E-MAIL - To: mednews@stat.com FTP - vm1.nodak.edu WWW - http://cancer.med.upenn.edu:3000/ RSI NETWORK NEWSLETTER: For and by victims of repetitive stress injury e.g. carpal tunnel syndrome. E-MAIL - To: majordomo@world.std.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe RSI FTP - ftp.world.com:/pub/rsi GOPHER - world.std.com:/pub/rsi CFS-NEWS: Chronic fatigue syndrome sufferers. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: listserv@list.nih.gov Subject: Ignored Body: Sub CFS-News Your Name LYMENET: Launched to rise above Usenet flame wars, LymeNet Newsletter explores research and treatment of Lyme disease, a mysterious and fairly disabling disease prevelant in the Northeast. Moderate length. E-MAIL - To: listserv@Lehigh.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Lymenet-L Your Name USENET sci.med FTP - ftp.Lehigh.edu: /pub/listserv/lymenet-l/Newsletters. NASA DAILY: NASA and other space news. E-MAIL - To: pds-listserver@space.mit.edu Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Your Name GOPHER - world.std.com:News WWW - http://delcano.mit.edu/ *------------------------------Foreign News-------------------------------* CET On-Line - Daily news service based on a East European syndicated radio show, Central Europe Today. Looks pretty good. E-MAIL - To: majordomo@eunet.cz Subject: Yo! Who cares? Body: subscribe cet-online YourName (Sounds like a fishy construction, though.) HUMAN CONTACT: wordup@ftp.sztaki.hu OMRI Daily Digest - Daily news on Eastern Europe. Formerly put out by radio Free Europe until budget cuts hit. A foundation backed by U.S. money manager George Soros stepped up with funding and the digest is now put out by the Open Media Research Institute. E-MAIL - To: listserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu Subject: Ignored Body: subscribe omri-l Your Name YESHA NEWS SERVICE - Twice-weekly digest of news from the Israeli press focusing on West Bank communities. Put out by The Yesha Council, an Israeli lobbying group, it's obviously not the place to find a balanced treatment of Hamas. But given the biases, it's pretty good E-MAIL - To: listserv@israel.nysernet.org Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe Yesha Your Name Human contact: elbaum@jerusalem1.datasrv.co.il ARAB PRESS RESEARCH - A strong digest of articles appearing in Arab, Turkish, Iranian, etc. publications. Compiled something called The Jerusalem Institute for Western Defence. Again, biased but interesting. E-MAIL - To: listserv@jerusalem1.datasrv.co.il Subject: Ignored Body: subscribe arab-press Your Name A@G NEWS FROM RUSSIA -- Business-oriented weekly offering 30-40 headlines from Russian newspapers. It's a tease for a cluster of different full newsletters including Financial News, Privatization, Politics, etc. Weak as a stand-alone pub, though the paid version looks great. E-MAIL - To: ag@world.std.com Subject: Ignored Body: Sub Headline Your Name HUMAN CONTACT - spbeac@sovam.com INDIA NEWS NETWORK: Well-edited news of issues related to India and the Indian expat community. E-MAIL - To: listserv@utarlvm1.uta.edu Subject: Igrnored Body: Subscribe India-L NEPAL DIGEST: 'Nuff said. E-MAIL - To: nepal-request@cs.niu.edu Subject: Ignored Body: sub nepal lastname firstname Your@address ASIAINFO HEADLINE DAILY NEWS: Daily offering 30-40 headlines from Asian markets plus 3-5 brief articles. More bait for a full $$$ report. A good sampler, but only so-so as a stand-alone pub. E-MAIL - To: listserv@asiainfo.com Body: Sub Headline Your Name CHINA NEWS DIGEST: Very active news service on China and various ex-pat communities in several flavors: Global daily, US, Canada, Europe & Pacific, and a magazine in some Chinese dialect. High volume. E-MAIL - To: cnd-info@cnd.org Subject: Info Body: Info WWW - http://www.cnd.org/ SOMALIA NEWS UPDATE: Irregularly published but good; comes out of Sweden. E-MAIL - To: bernhard.helander@antro.uu.se Subject: Somalia request Body: Ask nicely *------------------------------Satellite TV-------------------------------* +M - Replaces SatNews, from the same folks in London. First issue looks very strong, up to their usual standards. Time-delayed version of a print newsletter. E-MAIL - To: listserv@m2.com Subject: Ignored Body: subscribe m Your Name SKYGUIDE: This monthly's from a Brit who doubtless watches too much TV. The Euro cable and satellite television scene. Concentrates on BSkyB but also romps off onto the continent. Too bad it has a hard time meeting a publishing schedule. E-MAIL - To: bignoise@cix.compulink.co.uk Subject: Subscribe skyguide Body: SUBSCRIBE SKYGUIDE YOUR@ADDRESS Usenet {preferred!} alt.satellite.tv.europe. SATELLITE JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL: One issue featured usual sat news plus an Iranian cleric's "fatwah" banning home dishes and how Pakistanis evade government censoring of Miss Universe pagent broadcasts. Fairly short. USENET - rec.video.satellite FTP - itre.uncecs.edu:/pub/satellite/sj WWW http://itre.uncecs.edu/misc/sj/sj.html TELE SATELLIT: English-translation excerpts from the German satellite magazine. No Internet mailing list "fur die freunde", although available on several $$$ services. Moderate length. USENET - alt.satellite.tv.europe FTP - ftp.funet.fi/pub/dx/text/satellite/telesatellit WWW - http://xan.esrin.esa.it:2602/satellite.html *-------------------------------Randomness--------------------------------* THIS JUST IN: A wonderfully strong, weekly collection of strange news from a California tech publisher. One issue told of a N.J. man fined for "needlessly" killing an animal -- a rat! Also a Venezuela teen needing a spot to relieve himself somehow went into a lion's pen. "Perez struggled both to live and to get his pants up; a friend helped by hitting the lion with a brick. And that brick came from ...where?" Short. E-MAIL - listserv@netcom.com Subject: Ignored Body: Subscribe This-Just-In HUMAN CONTACT - arcie@netcom.com THE NEW SOUTH POLAR TIMES - The coolest net-letter, in a manner of speaking. An ongoing, first-hand account of life at the South Pole from Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. Web-only and tough to find. WWW - http://www.deakin.edu.au/edu/MSEE/GENII/NSPT/NSPThomePage.html ATP TOUR WEEKLY - For tennis-fanatics only. It's the official newletter of the governing body for men's professional tennis. E-MAIL - To: rvach@jax.jaxnet.com Subject: Subscribe ATP Body: Ask nicely. *-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=--=-=-=-* HOW TO GET THE NET-LETTER GUIDE: E-MAIL - To: listserv@netcom.com Subject: Ignored Body Subscribe net-letter USENET: alt.zines, alt.etext, alt.internet.services, misc.writing, rec.mag, and the *.answers groups. Far more exhaustive lists of electronic publications include: * The E-Zine-List by John Labovitz: FTP - FTP etext.archive.umich.edu:pub/Zines/e-zine-list.gz GOPHER - etext.archive.umich.edu: Zines/e-zine-list.gz WWW - http://www.ora.com:8080/johnl/e-zine-list/ *The giant e-pub archive. FTP - ftp.etext.org GOPHER - gopher.etext.org WWW - http://www.etext.org * Factsheet Five-E GOPHER - gopher.well.sf.ca.us. * The Association of Research Libraries' Directory of Electronic Journals and Newsletters GOPHER - arl.cni.org:/11/scomm/edir Ways to keep up on the latest pubs include: * Net-Happenings: E-MAIL - majordomo@is.internic.net Body: Subscribe Your@Address USENET - Comp.internet.net-happenings * New Journals: E-MAIL - To: listserv@e-math.ams.org Subject: Ignored Body: SUBSCRIBE NEWJOUR-L Your Name Copyright 1994 John M. Higgins. This list may be redistributed provided that the article and this notice remain intact. This article may not under any circumstances be resold or redistributed for compensation of any kind without prior written permission from John M. Higgins. That includes publication by magazine or CD-ROM. But if you're interested, talk to me. *--30--*