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Mailing list discussion groups are topical, and subscriber messages are
distributed by e-mail. The discussion groups also are called list serves,
a term taken from the software used to set up the discussion group.
Usenet news groups also are organized by topic, but the messages are posted
to a site, not delivered by e-mail.
To find the one that serves your purpose, check out these data bases:
DEJA NEWS -- http://dejanews.com/home_ps.shtml
You can search for information posted in Usenet news groups. Several
filter options are provided.
INTER-LINKS -- http://www.nova.edu/Inter-Links/resources.html
Search by keywords to find mailing list discussion groups or Usenet news
group on a particular topic.
LISZT DIRECTOR -- www.liszt.com
You can search by keyword or by category/subject tree. It covers topics
that include business, news, politics, education, culture, computers, etc.,
and includes more than 71,000 listserves, listproc, majordomo and independent
lists from more than 1,800 sites.
STANFORD USENET FILTER -- http://www.reference.com/
Stanford University's site allows you to sift via e-mail more than
six months of archives from more than 13,000 Usenet news groups and 1,000
publicly accessible mailing lists. You can set up your profile search,
and then whenever you log in later, you'll see articles that match that
profile displayed on custom-built Web pages.
TILENET -- http://www.tile.net/
Find e-mail mailing lists by description, name, subject, sponsoring organization
or host country. Find Usenet news group by description, name, or hierarchy.
TileNet also will help you find FTP sites.
USENET GROUP LOCATORS
http://sunsite.unc.edu/usenet-i/home.html
E-MAIL & USENET GROUPS
http://sunsite.unc.edu/usenet-i/
http://www.neosoft.com/internet/paml/bysubj.html
ADDRESSES & MAPS
CityMap -- http://city.net/indexes/top_maps.html
MapQuest -- http://www.mapquest.com/
MapQuest lets you locate a business, address or city in the continental
United States on an interactive map.
MetroScope http://metroscope.com/
More cities information
National Zip Code/Address Server
http://www.cedar.buffalo.edu/adserv.html
http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/direct/phone.htm
http://www.usps.gov/ncsc/
E-MAIL ADDRESS FINDERS --
WhoWhere? -- www.whowhere.com
Directory of e-mail addresses. Provides access to 125 million addresses,
personal home pages, individual and business phone numbers, addresses,
URLs, stock prices, corporate credit ratings.
http://www.four11.com/
http://www.iaf.net
TELEPHONE BOOKS
General Directories
http://www.infospace.com/
http://www.switchboard.com
Yellow Pages & 800 Numbers
WWW Yellow Pages -- http://www.cba.uh.edu/yellowptext.html
This is a directory of Web sites with links to corporate, government and
nonprofit institutions.
http://www.bigbook.com/
http://www.iypn.com/
Business Phone Books
http://www.bigyellow.com/
http://niyp.com
VIRTUAL REFERENCE DESK -- http://thorplus.lib.purdue.edu/reference/index.html
Purdue University's on-line reference library helps you find net-based
phone directories, including 800 numbers. This site also has links to government
data bases, on-line dictionaries and travel services.
YAHOO PEOPLE -- www.yahoo.com
Category = Society and Culture, People Search. 95 million residential phone
numbers and addresses, 5.5 million e-mail addresses and 25,000 individual
home pages.
PROFOUND -- http://www.profound.com
This business information service offers a table of contents for each completed
search; automatic searching of specific news; company, financial and broker
information; market research; and a portfolio service. Subscription required.
AMERICAN BUSINESS INFORMATION INC. -- www.abii.com
Three data bases in one:
AWESOME LIST --
http://www.clark.net:80/pub/journalism/awesome.html
John Makulowich's list of 38 "truly awesome" and a bunch more
merely awesome net resources.
CARL -- telnet://pac.carl.org
or http://www.carl.org/
Journal and magazine articles can be located here and faxed to you (for
a fee).
CASEY'S INTERNET SURVIVAL GUIDE -- http://www.qns.com/~casey/
Strong on U.S. government resources. Also links to reference materials
and to Internet search engines. A few humor links.
FACSNET -- http://www.facsnet.org/
A new service with many original documents including backgrounders
and reporting tutorials. Has beat-oriented Internet browsing resource.
FEDWORLD -- http://www.fedworld.gov
or telnet://fedworld.gov
U.S. Commerce Dept. gateway to 130+ federal agencies.
Internet Public Library -- http://ipl.sils.umich.edu/
This site has links to reference documents, net catalogs, search engines,
etc.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS -- http://www.loc.gov
This offers links to many government. agency resources, federal and state.
LIVE GOPHER JEWELS -- gopher://cwis.usc.edu
Choose "Other Gopher and Information Resources" from root
menu. This will take you to hot-linked Gopher Jewels.
MAKULOWICH'S VIRTUAL JOURNALISM LIBRARY -- http://www.cais.com/makulow/vlj.html
Links to trade organizations, other sites
NIKOS MARKOVITS' JOURNALISTIC RESOURCES -- http://www.it-kompetens.se/journ.html
Links to journalism organizations, research sites, media sites, other hotlists.
PERIPATETIC ECLECTIC GOPHER -- gopher://peg.cwis.uci.edu:7000/
It offers links to strong resources on government, politics, and medicine.
RICEINFO -- gopher://riceinfo.rice.edu/11%2FSubject
This is one of several great Gophers catalog sites.
WEB TRACKER --
www.netmind.com/URL-minder/URL-minder.html
Keeps track of changes at Web pages and other resources on the Web
and sends you e-mail updates.
BARTLETT'S FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS
http://www.cc.columbia.edu/acis/bartleby/bartlett/
ROGET'S THESAURUS
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/forms_unrest/ROGET.html