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3 total messages Started by Nigel Allen Thu, 15 Oct 1992 01:20
Semi-FAQ: Addresses of directories of periodicals
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Author: Nigel Allen
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 01:20
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Free Publicity for Your Newsletter or Magazine

If you haven't already done so, you should write to each of the
following directories and ask them to add a listing for your
newsletter and/or magazine. All of them provide free listings,
and most can be consulted at major public or academic libraries.

 Editor
 Gale Directory of Publications and Broadcast Media
 Gale Research Inc.
 835 Penobscot Building
 Detroit, Michigan 48226-4094  U.S.A.
 telephone (313) 961-2242
 fax (313) 961-6815

 Editor
 Newsletters in Print
 Gale Research Inc.
 835 Penobscot Building
 Detroit, Michigan 48226-4094  U.S.A.
 telephone (313) 961-2242
 fax (313) 961-6815

 Editor
 Standard Periodical Directory
 Oxbridge Communications, Inc.
 150 Fifth Avenue, Suite 636
 New York, N.Y. 10011  U.S.A.
 telephone (212) 741-0231, ext. 205
 fax (212) 633-2938

 Editor
 The Serials Directory
 Ebsco Publishing
 P.O. Box 1943
 Birmingham, AL 35201-1943  U.S.A.
 telephone (205) 991-1180
 fax (205) 995-1582
 
 Editor
 Ulrich's Directory of Periodicals
 Serials Bibliography Department
 R.R. Bowker Co.
 121 Chanlon Road
 New Providence, N.J. 07974
 telephone (908) 665-2870
 fax (908) 665-6688

If you would like to receive an International Standard Serial Number
(ISSN) for each of your periodicals, contact:

 National Serials Data Program
 Library of Congress
 Washington, D.C. 20540 U.S.A.
 telephone (202) 707-6452
 (Publishers outside the U.S. should contact their country's national
library for more information about ISSN.)
 In Canada, write to:
  ISDS Canada
  National Library of Canada
  395 Wellington Street
  Ottawa, Ontario
  K1A 0N4

If you would like information on copyrighting your periodicals,
write to:

 Copyright Office
 Library of Congress
 Washington, D.C. 20559  U.S.A.
 telephone (202) 479-0700 for information
 telephone (202) 707-9100 to order forms and booklets
 (Publishers outside the U.S. should also contact their country's
copyright office for information on local copyright laws.)
 In Canada, contact your local office of the federal Department
 of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, or write to:
  Copyright Office
  Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada
  Ottawa, Ontario
  K1A 0C9
 * list compiled by Nigel Allen

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Re: Semi-FAQ: Addresses of directories of periodicals
#42
Author: David Smith
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 01:41
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Does this list apply to electronic publications as well?  I publish an e-zine,
 (Scream Baby) which exists only in digital format as a file.  Do any of
these directories accept this?

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  Editor of Scream Baby             |              PO Box 4510
  Editor of EFF-Austin Word         |              Austin TX 78765-4510
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Serious question for Clinton bashers
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Author: John Viveiros
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 17:58
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I've been thinking for a while about the large unfavorable rating for
Clinton.  I had a pretty unfavorable idea of him also, until I realized
that much of this information was coming from biased sources.

I am leaning towards voting for Clinton at this time.  I'd like to know
why I shouldn't.  I want to hear your reasons.  I'd like the comments to
be unbiased, so I would like to hear only comments from (relatively)
unbiased sources.  I don't want to hear any Republican interpretations
of Clinton policies, I want to hear Democrats knocking Clinton.  I want
to hear of Clinton's inconsistencies.  Let's stick with the facts as
well as we can.  Please leave out anything from before Clinton was 25.
I know what I was like then, and figure the statute of limitations on
stupid college behavior has run out.

I am serious.  I'll start with a couple Bush examples (please don't bash
Bush under this topic heading, I am looking for info on Clinton):

Anything George Will says = too biased, Will never liked Bush

C. Everett Koop (Reagan's surgeon general)
did say Clinton's health plan would be better than
Bush's as it would guarantee coverage for everyone.

David (?) Gurgin (Gurgin & Shields, PBS -- on Reagan admin or staff)
said he thought Bush went over the line with the Moscow student trip
stuff.  He called it "sewage-slinging".

If you want to make a point about Gore's environmental extremism, quote
the actual text with your point.  I might not interpret it the same
way.

Thanks
-- 
John Viveiros     (jviv@chevron.com)
Chevron USA        Standard disclaimer applies
Midland TX 
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