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Date: Tue, 25 Jul 1995 15:28:39 -0400
From: RUBENEWS@aol.com
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Subject: FREE? NY Times and Wall Street Journal?
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Fellow netters: 

Media alert! ( i.e. Wake Up!)

From the July 1995 issue of "Online Access" magazine:

FTP Freebies: You can get "The New York Times" or "The Wall Street Journal"
delivered to your computer each morning without charge. It hasn't been
publicized, but news junkies in the know have signed up for a test news
delivery program that features a nifty newsreader for a quick scanning of the
papers' contents.

You can download the software by ftp-ing to ftp-ensemble.com and going to the
pub directory. Choose the Mac or Windows directory and you'll find the
newsreader called Relevant.

To download the newspapers, go to ftp-ensemble-com/pub/mac/NYT or WSJ.
(Substitute win for mac if you're a Windows user.)

The newsreader has instructions for automatic daily delivery.

Catch the service while it's free. 

Enjoy!

Ruben Sosa Villegas
Rocky Mountain News
rubenews@aol.com