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SURFING THE WEB: USA TODAY LAUNCHES FREE COMPANION SITE
Published June 2, 1995
USA Today has opened a public Web site to accompany its
subscription-only service. The public site is located at
http://www.usatoday.com. From the public home page, users can go
to five "section fronts" -- News, Sports, Money, Life and Weather
-- with each providing top stories. The pay service includes
sports scores that are updated as games are in progress and full
game summaries and analyses for all major and most other
professional sports (USA Today).
AOL TO LAUNCH NET-ONLY SERVICE: America Online will offer
an Internet-only service "separate from its flagship service,"
according to the WALL STREET JOURNAL. AOL's Net service will
launch August 24, the same day Microsoft kicks off The Microsoft
Network (WALL STREET JOURNAL, 6/2).
