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From: cricket@hp-ses.SDE.HP.COM (Cricket Liu)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.misc
Subject: Re: How do I find organizations
Message-ID: <2190009@hp-ses.SDE.HP.COM>
Date: 11 Feb 89 00:57:57 GMT
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Organization: Integrated Office Systems
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/ hp-ses:comp.mail.misc / digennar@umbc3.UMBC.EDU (Mr. Jerry DiGennaro) /  4:22 pm  Jan 28, 1989 /

The company I work for is considering a USENET and/or Internet and/or
uucp connection.  One of the main the questions the CEO is sking is who
he could talk to?  Therefore the question I have is "How can I determine
the businesses/colleges/organizations that are available via electronic
mail over USENET, Internet, and uucp?"  

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If you're interested in finding out who's on the Internet, you might
ftp the Internet domain chart from sri-nic.arpa.  There should be both
a text version and a Postscript version available.  When printed, the
Postscript version will give you a 10+ page tree showing most of the 
registered domains on the Internet (and some extra).  Makes for an 
interesting wall hanging, albeit a little bland.  The domains on the
Postscript chart are labeled with real domain names, no comments, so
you'll have to do a certain amount of manual expansion of the acronyms.

Cricket

Hewlett-Packard Corporate		cricket@hp-ses.sde.hp.com
Integrated Office Systems
Palo Alto, California