If you are new to Usenet we recommend Easynews as one of the best providers for getting started for the following reasons:

• You do not need to purchase, download and configure a separate newsreader as Easynews offers its own web-based newsgroup browser. If you prefer using a separate newsreader product, Easynews also supports this option.
• The browser interface has an easy-to-use newsgroup search function which allows you to preview thumbnail images, download binary and other files quickly and easily, and save the files to your computer. You can just login to the system and go!
• Easynews also offers a newsgroup browser acceleration feature called Easyboost that can increase your throughput speeds by an average of about 100%.
• UsenetAdvantage.net rates Easynews’ support team as the best currently available. They provide quality 24/7 support via web chat, phone, and e-mail. Support is readily available to help with questions from subscribers.

Easynews has been in this business for over 15 years and is the original web-based Usenet service. The service is solid and we feel that Easynews really is the best resource out there for new users.

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Easynews, the world’s original Web-based Usenet site, today launched Easyboost – a service feature that can significantly increase download rates from the Easynews member website. Easyboost uses a combination of TCP congestion control algorithms, proprietary software and purpose-built servers to optimize the TCP/IP throughput for downloads.

Through months of Beta testing, survey data shows that using Easyboost with the Fast4 method accelerated downloads with Easynews HTTP connections by an average of 100%. 88% of all Beta users experienced accelerated downloads by at least one of the five Easyboost methods. Effects are most dramatic for users with higher latency connections.

Easynews will offer this feature at no charge to all existing, loyal users. For a limited time, new subscribers can experience the Easyboost feature free of charge. Later this year, Easyboost will be available to new subscribers as an add-on feature for an additional monthly fee.

For a limited time, Easynews is offering a 14-day free Usenet trial. Register now to test the new Easyboost feature by visiting www.Easynews.com.

About Easynews:

Easynews is the world’s original provider of both Web-based and NNTP-based Usenet access. With over 15 years of service, Easynews continues to provide premium, secure Usenet access to netizens worldwide. The unique, intuitive and proprietary interface hosted by Easynews eliminates the necessity of any third-party newsreader clients. Subscribers are able to search, preview and download files directly from their Web browser. This comprehensive Usenet access provides Easynews members fast, secure and easy connections to an unlimited number of interactive multimedia groups on virtually any topic, world-wide.

For more information regarding Easynews or the Easynews service, please visit www.Easynews.com. Customer support is available 24×7 at support@easynews.com.