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2 total messages Started by Eric Poole Wed, 02 Sep 1992 08:50
Looking for a News Feed,
#4
Author: Eric Poole
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 08:50
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roskuski@lpoint.UUCP (Barry Roskuski) writes:

BR> We are currently looking for a news feed in Western
BR> Mass. Central Mass. or Northern Connecticut would be
BR> okay also. (Eastern Mass as a last resort.)

I would take Southern California before I would take Eastern
Mass ... it would cost you less.

I would recommend MV Communications, in Litchfield, NH ...
send mail to mv-admin@mv.mv.com for info.  Calling there
would most likely cost about the same as calling N. Conn,
and would be less than calling just about anywhere within
state.

 . . . . . ep


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Re: Looking for a News Feed,
#5
Author: Warren Lavallee
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 19:15
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In <715465226.F00002@leotech.mv.com> epoole@leotech.mv.com (Eric Poole) writes:
>I would recommend MV Communications, in Litchfield, NH ...
>send mail to mv-admin@mv.mv.com for info.  Calling there
>would most likely cost about the same as calling N. Conn,
>and would be less than calling just about anywhere within
>state.

Or you could go through the UUCP maps and call the sysadmins of sites
near you, and get one for free.  Of course support is less for a free
feed, but for me it was the right price...

Warren
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