Internet World has changed from a 9X/year newsletter to a bimonthly magazine. Over 12K copies of the Nov/Dec issue were distributed at INTEROP. $29/year ($59 institutional) or $4.95 per copy from meckler@jvnc.net, (800) MECKLER. The editor in chief is Daniel P. Dern (ddern@world.std.com), (617) 969-7947, (617) 969-7949 Fax. Call (800) 736-7999 or (913) 469-1110 for advertising rates. Meckler also publishes an Internet Research journal. [Daniel P. Dern (ddern@world.std.com), net-hap, 8/20/93.]

World Wide Web Newsletter (WWWN) is a new UK hardcopy publication covering the Internet and its cousins. #24 for 6 issues; #42 outside the UK and Europe, $60/year US. Ivan Pope (ivan@ukartnet.demon.co.uk), Art Computers (London), +44 81 533 0818 voice or Fax. [alt.bbs.internet. Peter Scott (scottp@herald.usask.ca), net-hap, 9/2/93.]

With a second issue of the Internet Business Journal on its way to over 5,00 [sic] readers, Michael Strangelove is turning his attention to a new venture: The Internet Magazine. It's a Canadian-oriented publication (but still quite general), to appear first on newsstands in Quebec and Ontario this October. Six issues/year, $25. For a free sample copy, mention your ten favorite Internet resources and the name of the worst-dressed Internet personality you have ever met to mstrange@fonorola.net, (613) 747-6106. [net-hap, 8/31/93.]

HPC Select News is offering 50% off through 9/17/93. Send a "601" subject line to more@hpcwire.ans.net for details. [9/9/93.] (Full price for professionals is $195/year. I wonder if they can still get that now that they've signed up everyone willing to pay half as much. It's a good supercomputer news service, though, and I like their email interface. Also a good source of HPC job ads.)

American Cybercasting Corp. will email you USA TODAY Decisionline or the Moscow News. You choose which sections you want, at $10.90/year per section or about $80/year for all sections. Order from subscrib@americast.com. [James R. Garven (jgarven@mcl.cc.utexas.edu), risknet@bongo.cc.utexas.edu, 8/30/93. CARR-L.]

The Middlesex News (Framingham, MA) is experimenting with free electronic services, including scanning of headlines from the next day's paper. Also club listings, restaurant reviews, etc. Gopher to world.std.com and select Items 17 and 5. Advertising, archives, and other ideas will be implemented later, in conjunction with Software Tool and Die (Brookline, MA). Contact Adam Gaffin (adamg@world.std.com), (508) 370-4608. The Middlesex News covers the MetroWest high-tech region west of Boston, and has operated a BBS since 1986. [CARR-L, 9/2/93.]

The Vanderbilt Television News Archive has received a $95K Ford Foundation grant to build an Internet database of newscast summaries. Such summaries are currently published monthly in Television News Index and Abstracts. The link should be working early next year. Vanderbilt has more than 28K videotapes of news broadcasts. [Jean P. Moore, Vanderbilt Register, 8/16/93. Elliott Mitchell (mitcheec@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu, net-hap, 8/23/93.]