The Online World resources handbook
The Online World resources handbook
The Online World resources handbook
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Your electronic daily news http://home.eunet.no/~presno/bok/9.html<br />
newsletter is also available.<br />
Individual.com offers commercial news within these categories<br />
Computer Hardware & Peripherals Computer Hardware & Peripherals<br />
Computer Software Computer Software<br />
Computer Professional Services Computer Professional Services<br />
Data Communications Data Communications<br />
Interactive Media & Multimedia Interactive Media & Multimedia<br />
Semiconductors Semiconductors<br />
Telecommunications<br />
If you are into computers, you owe it to yourself to check out Newsbytes. This service<br />
offers global headline news from bureaus around the world. <strong>The</strong> stories are sorted in<br />
sections with names like IBM, UNIX, Government, Telecom, Trends, Business, Apple,<br />
Personal Computers, DOS, Windows, Pen, Networks, General, Education, Health,<br />
<strong>Online</strong>, Broadcast, Legal, Personal Digital Assistant, Chips, Super Computers. A<br />
favorite!<br />
<strong>The</strong> IM Europe Newsdesk provides links to news originating within the EU on<br />
information markets, multimedia, the information society, and information and<br />
communication technologies. <strong>The</strong> site can be accessed in English, French, and German.<br />
News is more than news<br />
After some time, your definition of the notion "news" may change. Since so many<br />
conferences are also interesting sources, they should also be a part of your news<br />
gathering strategy. Check in regularly to read what members say about what they have<br />
seen, done, heard, or discovered.<br />
Professional news reporters have also discovered this. <strong>Online</strong> conferences are<br />
popular hunting grounds for writers of the traditional press.<br />
Many CompuServe forums have news sections. If you are into Hot News and<br />
Rumors about Amiga Computers, read messages in section 3 of the Amiga Tech Forum.<br />
Consumer Electronics Forum has the section "New Products/News." <strong>The</strong> Journalist<br />
Forum has "Fast Breaking News!" <strong>The</strong> Motor Sports Forum has "Racing News/Notes."<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Online</strong> Today Forum has "In the News."<br />
Below, we have therefore combined the traditional news providers with<br />
conferences to provide some interesting sources sorted by part of the world:<br />
Links to news spanning the globe<br />
Abyz News Links provides very easy to use links to over 15,600 newspapers and other<br />
news sources from around the world (March 2001). Fast to use..<br />
Kidon Media Link (<strong>The</strong> Netherlands) is another worldwide index of online news<br />
sites.<br />
Lastminutenews.com allows users to select a country and city via pull down menus<br />
and then the newspaper's homepage in a new window.<br />
HomeTown Free Press offers over 1,500 links to free local news and information<br />
sites in Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Eastern and Western<br />
Europe, Middle East, North, South and Central America, West Indies (December 1999).<br />
Sites include newspapers, radio and television stations, schools, civic and civil<br />
organizations. NewsCenter is another fine resource.<br />
WRAL TV5 delivers free international news via continuous feeds from Reuters,<br />
Associated Press and <strong>The</strong> Sports Network.<br />
United Nations Daily Highlights: http://www.un.org/News/dh/latest.htm.<br />
BBC <strong>World</strong>wide Monitoring's news reports draw upon radio, television and news<br />
agency reports from over 3000 sources in over 140 countries, to provide fast, reliable<br />
coverage of political and economic news. When each report comes in, it is translated<br />
into English, but without editorial comment or analysis. Includes a transcript service, and<br />
an alerting service, providing summaries of monitored reports as stories unfold.<br />
Finally, check CRAYON for the free "CReAting Your Own Newspaper" service.<br />
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