Hi David,

I enjoy reading the news each day. I haven't finished reading today's news
and the email is still in my inbox. I intend on reading it before going to
sleep.

I would be interested in subscribing to the newsletter to add fresh content
to our site each day. The other option of a sponsorship also sounds
interesting. We're a web hosting company but we're only small. We do domain
registrations and want to get more into this area because it's the first
step for any business to startup a web site.

What kind of costings do you think would be involved in sponsoring the
newsletter or subscribing for a data feed.

Cheers,
Nigel
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Goldstein" <goldstein_david&#167;yahoo.com.au>
To: "auDA DNS Mailing List" <dns&#167;auda.org.au>
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 8:50 PM
Subject: [DNS] the future of the news...


> Hi all
>
> I know many, or at least some, of you enjoy the news I post to the
> auDA list, but due to changes with me and my work, it��s quite likely
> that from towards the end of May, the news will die unless I can get
> some sort of payment or sponsorship for it. What I am wondering is
> are there any people on the auDA list who would like to use the news
> in some way? Or do you know of an organisation who may wish to use my
> news. The news could be modified to cover other topics, arranged in
> any order, and the format can be designed to suit the needs of
> whoever would use it.
>
> Two examples of how the news could be used are:
> "h to attract customers etc back to a web site �V it would give them
> a reason for regular repeat visits, as was the case with the news I
> compiled at nic.at, the Austrian domain name registry (see
> http://www.nic.at/english/domainnews.html and
> http://www.nic.at/english/community.html), or currently do for the
> Alfa-Redi web site <http://www.alfa-redi.com/noticia>
> "h as a branded mailing list to clients and customers.
>
> This could be done on a sub-contracting basis, or as part of a wider
> job remit, which could be discussed, and I can be flexible about
> where I am based.
>
> If anyone is interested in discussing this further, or has any ideas,
> please get in touch so we can discuss it further.
>
> Cheers
> David
>
>
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> David Goldstein
> post: 82 Kingston Road, Coventry CV5 6LR, UK
> email: Goldstein_David&#167;yahoo.com.au
> phone: +44 24 7667 7226 (home) +44 7786 704 887 (mobile)
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