On Thu, 12 Sep 1996 11:35:04 -0700 Marty Tennant <marty@sccoast.net> writes: > >BTW, did everyone notice Randy's email address? > Am I missing an observation? >Travis Thompson <etechojt@juno.com> > >Juno is a company that offers FREE email accounts. > >It is so free, that if they don't have a local number >for you to call, they have your computer call their >800 number. > >It is supported by advertising, done in a very slick >and unobtrusive way. > >I'm not trying to get this company a bunch of free >advertising, but they can fill a void in universal >access to email services for a large segment of >the population. > Yes... We believe companies like Juno are setting the pace for providing universal access to the net. Once the new NC dumb terminals w/color monitors stop selling and are given away for subscriptions to Internet access time ISPs may also be looking for ways to offer subsidized free Internet access. In the mean time, we are encouraging our eTechOJT students to utilize Juno as an entrepreneurial vehicle by providing it to small businesses, professionals and groups. Advanced students also offer on-site installation in the $20.00 in the Chicago area. Juno is free so students can also freely copy mail and providing telephone installation support for $5.00 to cover shipping and handling. Of course the cost to buy disks in quantity are as low as .25 so Juno can be an ideal money making give away for students who have access to a pc to copy disks. Anyone interested in more information on the eTechOJT Project may want to take a look at the webpage some of eTechOJT students are constructing at: <http://www.tripod.com/~FutureCity/futureye.htm> It is far from complete as their objective is to develop a site based on the <www.cdnow.com> model, but the content will provide a good overview. >Marty > Regards, Travis