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I would also subscribe as soon as it becomes possible. Like Tom,
I 
just recieved my copy of Daemon News and found it quite
enlightening.

Tom Collins wrote:
> 
> Someone may want to start a seperate thread on this one <g>
> I for 1 would subscribe since I just paid something close to those numbers for
> the Daemonnews hard copy mag that arrived in my mailbox yesterday, (nice quality,
> color). I'm guessing tho that you may have to start as a quarterly unless you got
> an influx of articles or how-tos.
> Tom Collins, Tampa
> 
> JFin1959@aol.com wrote:
> 
> > Dear Free BSD user \ subscriber,
> >
> >      My name is John Finlay, and I am a magazine publisher, hard copy, not
> > online. I publish 4-color magazines such as Concierge magazine and New Senior
> > Living. These magazines are printed on high quality, glossy paper with
> > sophisticated graphics.
> >
> > Through my association with a BSD user in Houston, I am exploring the idea of
> > publishing a Free BSD magazine. This magazine would contain pertinent
> > articles by the leaders in the BSD industry, and include tech-type
> > advertising to support the publication.
> >
> > My inquiry to you is this, would you be willing to pay for a monthly or
> > quarterly magazine dealing with BSD issues? I anticipate a subscription rate
> > of $5-8 per issue, which will include mailing. My associate has assured me
> > that we will be able to put the magazine on-line as well as publish it in
> > hard copy format.
> >
> > I am presently publishing New Senior Living in Houston, Central \ Southeast
> > Texas, Dallas-Ft. Worth, and Oklahoma. I am presently publishing Concierge in
> > Houston and Dallas. These are totally unrelated magazines, but are very
> > expensive, nice publications that show I am serious about the publishing
> > business.
> >
> > Any comments or suggestions you have on this topic are greatly appreciated.
> >
> > My address is: jfin1959@aol.com
> >
> > or JAM Publications, Inc.
> > 2620--B  South Shepherd Drive
> > Suite # 131
> > Houston, Texas 77098
> >
> > Telephone:  713-942-7703-------713-942-0698-------
> > National pager:   713-994-7690
> >
> > I am in the process of contacting the Free BSD companies and authors to gauge
> > interest in this project. Thank you very much for your time and interest.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > John Finlay
> > JAM Publications, Inc.
> >
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