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news server

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news server
A Usenet server on the Internet that hosts newsgroups. See newsgroup.
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Whichever news server you download and install, you will be required to create an account and you also need to install a news reader, which will be the application that will read the free alt newsgroups.
How to Access Free Alt Newsgroups by John Grant / Computers and Internet community
1, an Internet News Server for the Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP platforms, that allows individuals and companies with permanent Internet connections to provide a standards-based communications forum for friends, customers or other interested parties.
MPNEWS PRO 1.1 INTERNET NEWS SERVER FOR WINDOWS DEBUTS by GUI Program News
Serious pirates usually pay for a `premium' news server that retains posts for longer - essential when you consider that a feature-length film is anywhere from 100 to 200 megabytes in size and takes forever to download.
carol@mirror.co.uk: Caught up in the web of film piracy; THE GROWTH ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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