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Deja.com
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Deja.com
A Web site that specialized in product ratings and information. Founded in 1995 as Deja News, the site was initially created to archive and search Usenet discussions. In 1999, it rebranded itself as a product decision-making site with consumer opinions and reviews and product comparisons. In 2000, eBay's Half.com acquired the consumer service, and Google acquired the Usenet archive in 2001.
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Other Search Engines are also linked for surfing on the Internet such as Excite, Yahoo, Open Text, Alta Vista, Lycos, WebCrawler, and DejaNews.
Financial Information Resources for SPECIAL LIBRARIANS by Su, Di / Information Outlook
If you want access via a roundabout route - and this applies even on a home PC, where you don't want to configure Outlook Express or similar newsgroup access software - simply visit DejaNews, which is a web-based interface to newsgroups.
Tech Life: You bet this is a winner by Low, Bob / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Dick's preferred method is through a DejaNews search.
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