Other list servers

[Deb Goldstein]

Regarding searching for listservs by subject, try Liszt, which provides
searchable access to listservs of all types. The URL is
http://www.liszt.com.  You can also reach it through my company's home page
(Library Associates) http://www.primenet.com/~fastcat.  Click onto the
Cataloging page for access.  We also know of another great resource, which
we've haven't yet listed on our homepage but plan to with the next update
next week.  Its a terrific service called DejaNews, which allows you to
search listservs by topic.  We'll provide the URL next week (have to go and
find it in our files first!).  Thanks.
Deborah Goldstein


At 10:52 AM 11/2/95 -0800, Kim Goldman Schwartz wrote:
>I submitted a posting PACS-L that was rejected as out-of-scope.  Attached to
>the response from the list moderator was an extensive document "Library
>Oriented Lists and Electronic Serials" by Steve Bonario (SBonario at uh.edu)
>and Ann Thornton (AThornton at uh.edu).  The listservs are presented
>alphabetically and by subject.  You can probably acquire a copy by writing
>Ann or Steve.
>
>Kim Goldman Schwartz
>
>
>>	I would like for Andreas to post a summary of the responses. I'm 
>>sure I've seen a URL that lists listserves and may break them down into 
>>categories, like those for libraries. Don't know how current such 
>>a list would be.
>>
>>-- Darcy
>>
>>
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