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NET NOTES 2
COLUMN
(This column of source material is written specifically for journalist
colleagues around the globe. This information is not for publication. Please
share with as many journalist netters as possible.)

By Ruben Sosa Villegas
c1995

Several recent magazines about the Internet. Consider:

INFOBAHN: The Magazine of Internet Culture
       Premiere Issue, $4.95 USA, $6.95 Canada
       Subscriptions, services, survey, people and more at
http://www.postmodern.com/
       Michael C. Berch, Editor and Publisher (mcb@postmodern.com)
       Paul R. Ramsey, President and co-Publisher
       Jeanne Dusseault, creative direcotr and co-Publisher
       FEATURES: "Fighting the (pretty) Good Fight:" Phil Zimmerman faces
federal indictment for authoring PGP (Pretty Good Privacy for Internet
e-mail); "Bigfoot!" Chronicles of the great newsgroup raids; "Myths of the
Internet" recent critics of Internet culture have developed some odd ideas
about the way things are, and the way they ought to be; "In Poltics, The
Network is the Machine" By 1996 you can expect a maibox full of political
campaign material as America's political strategists discover the Internet;
plus departments, miscellany and plenty of advertisements.



THE NET: The Mother of All Internet Magazines
       Premiere Issue, $4.95 USA, $6.95 Canada; Third issue costs increase to
$6.95 USA & Canada, because it includes a Windows disk filled with needless
junk)
       SITE: world wide web: http://www.thenet-usa.com/
       SUBSCRIPTIONS: $39.95 a year for 12 issues plus disks. 
       Mark Frost, editor, e-mail: talktous@thenet-usa.com
       FEATURES: (third issue): "AOL Flame Wars Ignite The Net: A Tale of
Prejudice and Naivete"; "On The Cheap: Getting Online For Nothing (almost)";
"Web of the Future"; plus their blue pages listings of interesting education
web sites and several columnists.


.net: The Internet Magazine
       The New Directory to the Electronic World (This U.K. magazine is now
available in the U.S.)
       PRICE: $5.95 U.S.;  Now on issue 8
       E-MAIL: netmag@futurenet.co.uk
       Richard Longhurst, Editor, e-mail: rlonghurst@futurenet.co.uk
       Stuart Anderton, Publisher, e-mail: Sanderton@futurenet.co.uk
       .net is at Future Publishing Ltd., 30 Monmouth Street, Bath, Avon BA1
2BW
       Telephone: 01225 442244; Fax: 01225 423212
       FEATURES: "Breaking Into Heaven: Hackers: Guardian Angels or the
Devil's Disciples?"; That'll Show You: Surprises from the Internet World
'95"; "Best Kept Secret: Discover how to use PGP"; "The Bluffer's Guide to
the Internet: Become an Internet Expert in five minutes"; "Surving on Brain
Waves" plus columns, offers, lists, etc.

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