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IBM Sponsors Free G7 LIVE Magazine [well sort of live]
From: David Farber <farber () central cis upenn edu>
Date: Sun, 19 Feb 1995 11:34:56 -0500
IBM Sponsors Free G7 LIVE Magazine Brussels, February 20, 1995 . . . IBM today announced it will sponsor a live electronic news magazine to bring reports of next week's Group of Seven conference to the world. The G7, which is composed of the seven leading industrial nations, meets here on February 25 and 26 to discuss the information society and to agree on principles to make the global information infrastructure a reality. IBM will launch "G7 LIVE," which will be published in five daily editions, beginning February 24. The magazine is free of charge, and will highlight conference discussions and their impact on the information technology field and the general public. Anyone who wants to subscribe can receive the publication via Internet e-mail by sending an e-mail to <get () g7 ibm com>. G7 LIVE will also be available on the IBM world wide web at <http://www.ibm.com> beginning February 24. Tabor Griffin Communications, a pioneer in electronic publishing with experience in text-on-demand magazines WEBster and HPCwire, will provide the daily electronic coverage of the event. @@@@@ @@@@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @@@ @ @ @ @ @ @@ @ @@@@@ @ @@@@ @ @ @@@@ Your source for news from the G7 World Conference on the Global Information Society A Tabor Griffin Communications Publication ======================================================= = = = G7 LIVE is made possible by = = = = The IBM Corporation = = = = To read G7 LIVE on the IBM World-Wide Web = = point your browser to = = http://www.ibm.com = = Beginning February 24 = = = ======================================================= WELCOME Thank you for subscribing to G7 LIVE. Your first issue of G7 LIVE will appear in your e-mail box by Friday morning, Feb. 24. Subsequent issues will follow every morning through Feb. 28, keeping you informed on conference proceedings and decisions. This service is free of charge. YOU CONTROL WHICH INFORMATION YOU RECEIVE As a subscriber to G7 LIVE you will receive a detailed table of contents that will give you the option of ordering the full text of articles directly from your e-mail program. The number of articles you order, which articles you order, how you choose to read them and who you care to share them with is completely up to you. ORDERING ARTICLES VIA E-MAIL Individual articles are catalogued by the five-digit number that appears directly to the left of the headline in the table of contents. You'll receive a table of contents every morning in your e-mail. To order articles, you send an e-mail message to <more () g7 ibm com>. In the subject line, type the index number(s) of the article(s) you would like to receive. No message text is required. EXAMPLE: TO: more () g7 ibm com FROM: reader () abc org SUBJECT: 10001 10010 20003 20011 -- no message text required -- You may request as many articles as your subject line will accommodate at one time. IMPORTANT ADDRESSES: get () g7 ibm com -- Share this address with others who are interested in receiving G7 LIVE more () g7 ibm com -- This is the address you use to retrieve full articles help () g7 ibm com -- Write us here if you have questions or trouble retrieving articles comments () g7 ib com -- This is where you can send your feedback, positive and negative info () g7 ibm com -- This address will give you detailed information about G7 LIVE remove () g7 ibm com -- Use this address to remove yourself from the G7 LIVE mailing list G7 LIVE is made possible by the IBM Corporation.
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