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NetZero "Ads" Nicely to Internet Choices

May 1999

NetZero showed SCOUG members its high quality Internet access application and network. NetZero (www.netzero.net) allows free access nationally to the Internet for those that don't mind viewing targetted advertising while they surf.

With many high-end smart features, the free NetZero software is automatically updated when you log in to any of their sites nationally. Soon to be completed for OS/2, the application was developed in Java by our own Terry Warren. Terry showed the many benefits of NetZero both to the user, and to potential advertisers.

To users, there is free high-quality access and a free account from virtually anywhere in the country. Advertisers have an opportunity to not only ensure that their ad will be seen, but also allows them to target ads to specific demographic groups through NetZero's highly-tuned targetting algorithm.

Thanks, Terry, for such an informative tour through the NetZero world.


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