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Re: Internet Business Report and Internet Letter

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Christopher Locke)
Tue Nov 16 10:16:32 1993

Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1993 10:16:01 -0500
From: Christopher Locke <clocke@panix.com>
To: com-priv@psi.com

It seems odd, given the recent discussion here about advertising
on the net, that my reply to the attached *advertisement* would
produce such howls of protest, yet the original posting elicit
no response.  It mentions my publication by name, and I'll be
damned if I will let the insinuations it conveys to this
community stand without comment. 

   *******************************************************
   *        Christopher Locke   CMP Publications, Inc.   *
   *                   Editor   600 Community Drive      *    
   * Internet Business Report   Manhasset, NY 11030      *    
   *   (516) 562-5975 (voice)   (516) 562-7085 (fax)     *    
   *         clocke@panix.com   clocke@well.sf.ca.us     *    
   *******************************************************

 > From postman@lists.psi.com Mon Nov 15 18:27:22 1993
 > Return-Path: <mstrange@nic.fonorola.net>
 > From: mstrange@fonorola.net (Strangelove Press)
 > To: @panix.com:com-priv@psi.com
 > Subject: Re: Internet Business Report and Internet Letter
 > Date: Mon, 15 Nov 93 23:27:22 EST
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > Attention Subscribers of Internet Business Report
 > or Internet Letter
 > 
 > Flushed with their continued international success, the
 > publishers of THE INTERNET BUSINESS JOURNAL are presently
 > offering you a free three month trial subscription to THE
 > INTERNET BUSINESS JOURNAL.
 > 
 > THE INTERNET BUSINESS JOURNAL's premiere issue in June
 > 1993 attracted the attention of sources such as Business
 > Week, Fortune, Wired, The Globe and Mail, and since then
 > continues to set the standard for reporting on Internet
 > business opportunities and resources.
 > 
 > The editor of THE INTERNET BUSINESS JOURNAL, Michael
 > Strangelove, explains the reasoning behind this bold free
 > offer, "We have a product that is guaranteed to be simply
 > the best, and therefore dare to invite comparison. When
 > it comes to price, focus, content, and quality, we
 > continue to set the standard. Success is always imitated,
 > but why should you settle for smaller, more expensive
 > products?
 > 
 > Subscribers may take advantage of this offer by sending
 > proof of subscription to THE INTERNET BUSINESS JOURNAL,
 > Subscription Manager, 208-A Somerset Street East, Ottawa,
 > Ontario, CANADA K1N 6V2. (Tel: 613-747-6106 / FAX: 613-
 > 564-6641).
 > 
 > THE INTERNET BUSINESS JOURNAL:
 > Commercial Opportunities in the Networking Age
 >   Published by Strangelove Internet Enterprises Inc.
 >   Purveyors of Fine Internet Publications
 >   Mstrange@Fonorola.Net
 > 
 > 


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