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Business Definition for: Usenet

  • the vast information space encompassed by the thousands of publicly available newsgroups

Wiktionary Definition for: Usenet

  • #redirect Usenet

Additional Resources

Usenet service changes name, partners with Excite.
Supernews, a Usenet service and directory, today changes its name to remarQ communities and announces a content deal with Excite. Results from remarQ's Usenet directories will appear with Excite's search results in a ... Supernews, a Usenet service and directory, today changes its name to...
Tags: Usenet
Research articles 1998-12-07
Usenet file sharing thrives despite AOL dropping access to it
When Internet behemoth America Online told 24-million-plus subscribers last month it was dropping access to Usenet in mid- March, the response was nearly universal.
Tags: America Online Inc., file-sharing, Usenet
Research articles 2005-03-14
Critical Path Continues Focus on Consumer Messaging With Sale of Usenet Service
SAN FRANCISCO -- Critical Path, Inc. (OTC:CPTH), a leading provider of messaging software and services, today announced that it entered into an agreement as of February 29, 2008, and on March 3, 2008, completed the sale of certain assets of its SuperNews Usenet access business, including its software, commercial customer...
Tags: Critical Path, messaging, Usenet
Research articles 2008-03-06
America Online's Influence Has Internet Filled with Chatter.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)
Jun. 10--Three years ago, America Online became the first of the Big Three consumer online services to open a gateway from its walled metropolis to the section of the Internet called Usenet newsgroups. The old guard on Usenet was somewhat divided Jun....
Tags: America Online Inc., Internet, San Jose Mercury News, Usenet
Research articles 1997-06-10
TALKWAY SIGNS UP 1ST ADVERTISERS: BOOKS, MUSIC, PERIPHERALS & COFFEE PITCHED TO USENET NEWSGROUPS.
Talkway, a San Francisco start-up that wants to be the Yahoo! of Usenet newsgroups, has lined up its first advertisers -- BarnesandNoble.com, N2K's Music Boulevard. Logitech and the Colombian Coffee Federation -- and is aiming for more this month. Talkway, a San Francisco start-up that wants...
Tags: advertiser, Books, Usenet
Research articles 1998-06-08
Netcom Prevents USENET Death Penalty Order; Anti-SPAM Measures on Track
SAN JOSE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 23, 1998--Netcom On-Line Communication Services, Inc., a leading global Internet service provider and wholly-owned subsidiary of ICG Communications, Inc., (NASDAQ:ICGX) today announced that the USENET Death Penalty ("UDP") order which was to be carried out by an anti-SPAM advocacy group today at 5:00 PM, PST, was...
Tags: anti-spam, Netcom, Usenet
Research articles 1998-02-23
Giganews Sponsors Backend Infrastructure for Mozilla Foundation's Newsgroups
AUSTIN, Texas -- The Mozilla Foundation and Giganews, the world's largest Newsgroup Service Provider, announced this week that Giganews will sponsor access to the Mozilla Foundation's Usenet newsgroups hierarchy. The Mozilla Foundation is responsible for the Mozilla open source project and the popular Firefox Web browser and Thunderbird email client....
Tags: Mozilla Corp.
Research articles 2006-01-19
bCandid Announces Licensing Agreement With Cable & Wireless for Usenet Discussion Software
BOULDER, Colo.--BUSINESS WIRE--Aug. 12, 1999--
Tags: Cable and Wireless Plc., licensing agreement, software, Usenet
Research articles 1999-08-12
Adelphia Chooses Giganews to Deliver Usenet Newsgroups to Over One Million High-Speed Internet Subscribers
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
Tags: Adelphia Communications Corp., High-speed Internet, Usenet
Research articles 2004-06-08
bCandid Concludes Licensing Deal with Road Runner for Usenet Discussion Software; New Agreement with High-Speed Online Service Valued at Over $1 Million
BOULDER, Colo.--BUSINESS WIRE--June 1, 1999--
Tags: licensing deal, software, Usenet
Research articles 1999-06-01
Google killed the usenet newsgroups?
With apologies to the Buggies--their not-so prophetic hit "Video Killed the Radio Star" was big in the 80s--it appears that Google may be looking to usurp or outright replace newsgroups.
Tags: Google Inc., Usenet
Research articles 2005-01-01
Prodigy unveils enhanced newsgroup reader
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.--BUSINESS WIRE--Aug. 12, 1996--Prodigy Inc. continued its upgrade of the Prodigy service and its Internet offerings today with the launch of an enhanced Usenet newsgroup reader.
Research articles 1996-08-12
PRODIGY releases enhanced version of its Internet Newsgroup Reader
SAN JOSE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--April 10, 1995--Prodigy Services Company today unveiled an enhanced version of its popular Newsgroup Reader, which will provide PRODIGY members with faster and easier access to the Internet's USENET Newsgroups. The new release includes:
Tags: Internet
Research articles 1995-04-10
Congress shall make no law
In December 1995, I wrote in this column "It began with an ominous message posted to the misc.invest.futures Usenet newsgroup: `We are here and we are watching you.' It was signed `The Commodity Futures Trading Commission [CFTC].'" That was just a portent of what was to come. But that 1995...
Tags: U.S. Congress
Research articles 1998-07-01
iPod & iTunes Hacks: Manipulate Audio Using the Terminal
One of the greatest advantages of Apple's OS X operating system is its Unix core. Unix is a flexible environment that lets one get their hands dirty and solve problems when other applications fall short. The LAME encoder (http:// lame.sourceforge.net; free) is the Internet standard for quality MP3 encoding. In...
Tags: Audio, Apple iPod, O'Reilly Media Inc., Apple iTunes, Apple Mac OS, Operating Systems, UNIX, Digital Music, Internet, Digital Media, Software, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics
Book chapters 2004-09-21
Advertising Peer-To-Peer Networks Over The Internet
Most of the peer-to-peer overlay networks either provide a centralized way to join the network or rely on out-of-band methods for that purpose. None of them is satisfactory, since the first one relies on a single point which can fail, thus making the network vulnerable to failure and the second...
Tags: Advertisement, Fault-tolerance, Network, P2P, Internet, Networking
White papers 2003-05-23
Prodigy licenses Cyber Patrol to enhance parental controls for Internet, Chat; Access controls allow parents to restrict access to inappropriate Web sites, USENET newsgroups and Chat Rooms
NEW YORK--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 26, 1996--Prodigy Services Co. and Microsystems Software Inc., of Framingham, Mass., today signed an agreement to offer Microsystems' Cyber Patrol Internet access management software to Prodigy members at no additional charge.
Tags: access control, Internet, parental control, Usenet, Web, Web site
Research articles 1996-02-26
Lotus Announces InterNotes Product Line Provides Worldwide Information and Application Integration Between Lotus Notes and the Internet
ORLANDO, Fla.--BUSINESS WIRE--Jan. 23, 1995--Lotus Development Corp. today announced InterNotes, a new product line that integrates Lotus Notes, the industry standard groupware platform, with popular Internet applications such as the World Wide Web WWW and Usenet News. InterNotes will enable Notes users to publish Notes applications to the...
Tags: application integration, IBM Corp., IBM Lotus Notes, Internet
Research articles 1995-01-23
Copyright and the Internet: In Search of Equilibrium
The Framers of the Constitution and the subsequent Congresses of the United States have stated that the theory of copyright protection is to provide some incentive through economic gain for a period of time to encourage authors and artists to expand the creative energy and labor needed to produce a...
Tags: Internet, Copyright Protection
White papers
Google Groups Offers a Home to Online Communities; New Features Enable Users to Start and Join Groups, Find and Share Information
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Google Inc. (Nasdaq:GOOG) today launched the next generation Google Groups on the 'Groups' link of the Google home page at www.google.com. This enhanced product enables users to create, manage, search and browse web-based groups, as well as subscribe to and track favorite groups. Building on the...
Tags: Google Inc.
Research articles 2004-12-02
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