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Re: Pres. Clinton's new E-mail...?

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Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 15:10
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Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1993 16:54 CST
From: "TOD R. MASSA, SLU - IR" <MASSATR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>

>One of the faculty on our campus called me to say they heard a story on
>Nat. Public Radio this Saturday giving President Clinton's new Internet
>E-mail address.  I know that the CompuServe account flooded and that a new
>address was in the works.

>Did any one else hear the radio story and if so what's the new address?
>( how about: "topdog@white.house" ...)

Sorry, the NPR story, without mentioning the names of either service,
was in reference to the compuserve account and the America on Line
account. Currently there are no solid plans publicly available as to
what will happen to that address. The Director of Electronic Publishing
and Public Access E-mail is a one-man office at this point.

Transcripts of speeches, photo-ops etc., executive order texts and
position papers, and other stuff of this ilk are distributed through the
clinton@marist listserv. These are not currently available via ftp - yet.

Tod Massa
massatr@sluvca.slu.edu


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Date: Tue, 23 Feb 93 17:11:25 CST
From: Brian Nielsen <bnielsen@merle.acns.nwu.edu>

I didn't hear the NPR broadcast, but there was a feature last week in the
Chicago Tribune (Chicagoland section) on "famous people's email addresses".
The "famous people" were generally media people, like Rush Limbaugh (!!), but
the Clinton address did get published: 75300.3115@Compuserve.com.  There were
some netnews posts last week telling the story of this new communication
feature -- it's a one-person operation at this point, so don't bother to send
stuff as yet (the compuserve mailbox was frequently flooded)...   Still, a
good sign.
                                Brian Nielsen
                                Instructional Technology Group
                                Academic Computing & Network Services
                                Northwestern University
                                phone: 708 491-2170      fax: 708 491-3824
                                internet:b-nielsen@nwu.edu
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