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Eric Thomas <[log in to unmask]>
Fri, 13 Sep 1996 11:23:47 EDT
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            LISTSERV LIST BREAKS HALF-MILLION SUBSCRIBER MARK
 
             CNET DIGITAL DISPATCH HOLDS NEW INTERNET RECORD
 
                           September 13, 1996
 
(Washington, DC)... L-Soft international, Inc. announces that the largest
LISTSERV(TM)  list  in  Internet  history has  crossed  the  half-million
subscriber mark. The CNET Digital  Dispatch, an e-mail newsletter used to
promote  CNET's  television  show  and web  site,  is  distributed  using
L-Soft's LISTSERV(TM) and LSMTP(TM) products.
 
CNET  started using  LISTSERV and  LSMTP in  tandem about  6 months  ago,
cutting delivery  times in 8 compared  to the sendmail solution  that was
used at the  time. The increased delivery rates allowed  the CNET Digital
Dispatch to  nearly double in size  over the 6 month  period, without any
operational worries.  In addition,  production costs  were slashed  by an
estimated $100,000.00.
 
The CNET  Digital Dispatch list co-exists  with 35 other CNET  lists on a
Windows NT  server. The  total number  of subscribers at  the site  as of
September 10th, 1996 was over 985,000  (for all 36 lists). Typically, 98%
of the CNET Digital Dispatch subscribers  receive their copy in less than
1 1/2 hours.
 
L-Soft  international,  Inc. develops  and  licenses  the original  (Eric
Thomas) LISTSERV(TM)  mailing list  management software,  now celebrating
its 10th  anniversary. LSMTP and LISTSERV  have been designed to  work in
tandem,  allowing mailing  lists and  mail delivery  to run  on the  same
Windows NT server. LISTSERV delivers 10-12 million messages on an average
weekday to the subscribers of over 31,000 LISTSERV lists worldwide.
 
CNET: The Computer Network is a media company which integrates television
programming  with a  network of  sites on  the World  Wide Web,  and with
Internet  mailing  lists.  CNET  provides  authoritative  information  on
computers,  the  Internet  and  digital technologies.  CNET's  Web  sites
combine  breakthrough interactive  technology with  engaging content  and
design. The company currently  produces four television series, including
CNET  Central, The  Web and  The  New Edge,  which are  broadcast by  USA
Network  and  the Sci-Fi  Channel  to  more  than 68  million  households
nationwide. Please  note that the  membership list for  CNET's electronic
mailing lists, including the Digital Dispatch, is not for sale.
 
You can  get more information about  the CNET Digital Dispatch  and other
LISTSERV lists through L-Soft's CataList(SM) search engine. You will find
links to CataList  and more information about L-Soft,  LISTSERV and LSMTP
at http://www.lsoft.com
 
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CataList is a service mark of L-Soft international.
 
L-SOFT, LISTSERV and LSMTP are trademarks of L-Soft international.
 
Windows and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft corporation.
 
CNET is a trademark of CNET: The Computer Network.
 
All other trademarks, both marked and not marked, are the property of
their respective owners.
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