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      <title>Milestone for Mailbase: Ten Years Value-Added Service to UK Higher Education</title>
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      <description>The Millenium will also mark the tenth anniversary of the Mailbase Service which is the premier provider of mailing lists for the UK HE community. Mailbase began in 1989 as a pilot project to help and encourage non-technical staff to use computer networks. It now provides the best current &#34;push&#34; communication technology (email messages) combined with an up-to-date and continually up-dated interface to services such as searching, archiving and owner interaction/control via the Web.</description>
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      <title>Mailbase: Unique Electronic Discussion List Service for UK Higher Education Tops 100,000 Users</title>
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      <description>The National Mailbase Service has this month welcomed its 100,000th user!
Mailbase is a national service which provides electronic discussion lists community and information sharing facilities for the UK higher education and research. It is based in the Computing Service at the University of Newcastle. Uniquely in the world of Higher Education, Mailbase was founded especially for communities who are relatively new to using the Internet and offers a high level of user support.</description>
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